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AssigneeBeres Reszvenytarsasag
InventorsJozsef Beres, Jozsef Beres, Laszlo Lex, Istvanne Barkanyi
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The invention relates to effervescent tablets and granules comprising a shell material, a basic sparkling component, an acidic sparkling component, and a sweetening agent, macro- and microelements and vitamins as active agents. The effervescent tablets and granules comprise 20-50% by mass of mannitol as shell material, 8-25% by mass of potassium hydrogen carbonate as basic sparkling component, 9-27% by mass of malic acid as acidic sparkling component, and 0.4-2.2% by mass of aspartame as sweetening agent. Furthermore, the invention relates to a process for preparing the above-described effervescent tablets and granules.
Effervescent tablets and granules comprising 20-50% by mass of mannitol as shell material, 8-25% by mass of potassium hydrogen carbonate as basic sparkling component, 9-27% by mass of malic acid as acidic sparkling component, 0.4-2.2% by mass of aspartame as sweetening agent, magnesium, zinc, iron(II), copper(II), manganese(II) and chromium(III) cations, molybdenum(VI) and selenium(IV) anions as macro and trace elements, and optionally vitamins as active agents, and flavoring and lubricating additives used in the manufacture of effervescent tablets in an amount necessary to supplement the mass of the components to 100%.
A process for preparing effervescent tablets or granules comprising the steps of homogenizing 20-50% by mass of mannitol, 8-25% by mass of potassium hydrogen carbonate, 9-24 by mass of malic acid, and 0.4-2.2% by mass of aspartame together with the magnesium, zinc, iron(II), copper(II), manganese(II) and chromium(III) cations, molybdenum(VI) and selenium(IV) anions and vitamins to be introduced and optionally together with flavoring, lubricating and additives used in the manufacture of effervescent tablets, then granulating the thus-obtained homogenizate to granules ready for compressing, and finally compressing tablets or granules of the desired size and strength.
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