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Looked at the incredients in some walmart Great Value brand hot chocolate... found silicone dioxide listed as ingredient for anti-caking. Really?? Sand?? Basica
by deevolution 4y ago
Looked at the incredients in some walmart Great Value brand hot chocolate... found silicone dioxide listed as ingredient for anti-caking. Really?? Sand?? Basically getting scammed. Wouldn't be surprised to see saw dust as an ingredient from Dollar Tree coco.
- Dylan16807 4y agoSand (so not nanoparticles) sounds like a good choice to me. Nice and inert. What matters is how much there is. Unless you think they're lying about it being anti-caking?
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- pazimzadeh 4y agoI thought the article was telling us that it's not inert? edit (can't delete): oh you're talking about eating 'sand'
- Dylan16807 4y agoThe article is telling us that nanoparticles are not inert. But that's much smaller than sand or silt.
- sbaiddn 4y agoNothing thats nano is inert. That being said even inert things can act as catalysts, and even if they don't act as catalysts, they can sterically interfere with reactions