Monosodium glutonate is an example pf a flavor filler, true or false.
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$(S)-(+)$ -Monosodium glutamate (MSG) is a flavor enhancer used in many foods. Some people have an allergic reaction to MSG (headache, chest pains, and an overall feeling of weakness). "Fast food" often contains substantial amounts of MSG, and it is widely used in Chinese food as well. MSG has a specific rotation of $+24^{\circ} .$
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$(S)-(+)$-Monosodium glutamate $(\mathrm{MSG})$ is a flavor enhancer used in many foods. Some people have an allergic reaction to MSG (including headache, chest pain, and an overall feeling of weakness). "Fast food" often contains substantial amounts of MSG, which is widely used in Chinese food as well. $(S)-(+)-\mathrm{MSG}$ has a specific rotation of $+24$.
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