3. Sugar extraction
The sugar beet from which sugar is extracted is composed of a multitude of cells (Figure
5
a) consisting of:
a cell wall (cellulose, hemicellulose, and pectic substances: pectic acid, protopectin, pectinates, pectates, etc.);
an ectoplasm (a semipermeable membrane that allows almost nothing through except water, unlike the cell wall, which is completely permeable);
a cytoplasm (a highly complex protein substance, similar to egg white);
a nucleus that plays an important...
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