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Jan 2021
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Comment produit-on l'acide citrique ?

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Utilisé aussi bien dans le secteur alimentaire ou en médecine que dans la vie quotidienne, où il est employé comme nettoyant, l'acide citrique a d'abord été produit à partir du citron, puis d'un champignon...



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