Absolutely. Happy to clarify.
100g sucrose = 292 mOsmol/L
50g fructose = 277.5 mOsmol/L
50g maltodextrin with average strand length of 10 (1801g/mol) = 36mOsmol/L
36 (malto) + 277 (fruc) = 313.5 mOsmol/L
From the Gonzalez paper (GONZALEZ_2017_Glucose plus fructose ingestion for post-exercise recovery-Greater than the sum of its parts.pdf (1016.7 KB)
Also this paper shows super high exogenous oxidation rates using 1:1 ratio.
JENTJENS & JEUKENDRUP 2005 ‘1-1 ratio is good!’ high-rates-of-exogenous-carbohydrate-oxidation-from-a-mixture-of-glucose-and-fructose-ingested-during-prolonged-cycling-exercise.pdf (194.5 KB)