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Oxidation inhibitor

Term (also antioxidants) for substances that slow down or almost prevent oxidation (reaction with atmospheric oxygen). Such substances also occur naturally in food and in the human organism. In wine, these are flavonoids and phenols (polyphenols). The most important antioxidants with regard to winemaking are ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and sulphur. See also under Agents in winemaking.

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