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Inverted sugar got its name from the observation that the rotation of plane polarized light passing through it was opposite from table sugar. Inverted sugar is table sugar (sucrose) that has been spit apart into glucose and fructose molecules. Inverted sugar is sweeter than sucrose. It inhibits crystallization. It is also able to participate in non-enzymatic browning.

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