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1 © by Nimmervoll Michaela Higher secondary school for chemical ingeneering The EU-Comenius Life-long-learning-program is financially granted by the European Commission.

2 (in 100g) FAT 0.3g WATER 90.70g ALBUMIN 1.5g H2OH2O GLUCOSE 450mg

3 FRUCTOSE210mg SACCHAROSE 140mg ROUGHAGE 2.20g LACTIC ACID 1,600mg MINERAL NUTRIENTS COMPLETE 2.40mg SODIUM POTASSIUM MAGNESIUM CALCIUM FERRIC ZINC 355mg 288mg 600μg 48mg 320μg 14mg K+K+ Na + Zn 2+ Fe 2+ Ca 2+ Mg 2+

4 PHOSPHORCHLORIDE 43mg 548mg CAROTIN 18μg VITAMIN K 80μg VITAMIN C 20mg Cl -

5 VITAMIN B2 50μg VITAMIN B6 210μg FOLIC ACID 19μg ENERGY 17 kcal 71 kJ

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