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DL-Methionine CAS 59-51-8
Physicochemical Properties ItemTypical ValueAppearanceWhite crystalline powder or granulesOdorSlight characteristic odorMolecular Weight149.21 g/molMelting PointApprox. 280°C (decomposes)SolubilitySlightly soluble in waterpH (aqueous...
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Calcium Iodate CAS 7789-80-2
Product Information / Specifications Product NameCalcium IodateCAS Number7789-80-2Product FormAnhydrous formProduct IdentityIndustrial chemical / inorganic salt / specialty chemicalCommon SynonymsCalcium diiodate; Calcium salt of iod...
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Calcium Butyrate CAS 5743-36-2
Product Information / Specifications Product NameCalcium ButyrateCAS Number5743-36-2Product IdentitySpecialty chemical / functional ingredient / organic acid saltCommon SynonymsCalcium dibutyrate; Calcium butanoate; Butyric acid calc...
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Choline Chloride Liquid CAS 67-48-1
Technical Specifications Understanding the physical limits of the product is vital for your tank storage and nozzle systems. Here is the standard profile for the liquid variant: PropertyDescriptionProduct NameCholine Chloride Liqu...
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L-Lysine Hydrochloride CAS 657-27-2
What is L-Lysine HCL? L-Lysine HCL is the hydrochloride salt form of L-Lysine. Why do we use the salt form? Because pure Lysine is unstable and difficult to handle. By binding it with hydrochloric acid, we create a stable, crystallin...
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Sodium Butyrate CAS 156-54-7
Physical & Chemical Properties Sodium Butyrate is a short-chain fatty acid (SCFA) salt. Its physical characteristics depend heavily on whether it is raw or coated. The table below refers to the standard raw chemical substance. ...
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Anhydrous Dicalcium Phosphate CAS 7757-93-9
Anhydrous Dicalcium Phosphate appears as a white powder or granule. It is produced by neutralizing phosphoric acid with calcium carbonate or lime milk, followed by drying to remove moisture and crystal water. Compared to DCP Dihydrat...
Category: Food Additives