A chemical created in foods when starches and other carbohydrates
are overheated (over 120°C or 250°F) during cooking. There is concern that acrylamide
may be a carcinogen (cause cancer).
A crylamide is used in papermaking, ore processing, permanent-press fabrics,
and dye manufacture.
Acrylamide is also polymerized to form polyacrylamides which are used as water-soluble
stabilizers, for example, in waste water treatment and in gel electrophoresis.
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