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Sodium diacetate powder Raw Materials CAS 126-96-5
Product Overview:
Sodium diacetate powder is a molecular compound of sodium acetate and acetic acid, abbreviated as SDA, also known as sodium bisacetate, monosodium diacetate, also known as solid acetic acid in Japan.Sodium diacetate CAS 126-96-5 Appearance is a white crystalline powder, Sodium diacetate Raw Materials has the following properties Sodium diacetate Raw Materials is hygroscopic and has a slight odour of acetic acid.
Sodium diacetate powder Raw Materials CAS 126-96-5 Attributes
CAS:126-96-5
MF:C2H5NaO2
MW:84.05
EINECS:204-814-9
Specification:Sodium diacetate powder
Sample:Sodium diacetate powder
Brand:Sodium diacetate powder
Appearance: powder
Storage: Cool Dry Place
Brand: Globalchemical
Shelf Life: 2 Years
Test Method: HPLC
Sodium diacetate powder Raw Materials CAS 126-96-5 Details
Uses and synthesis of Sodium diacetate powder
Sodium diacetate powder is a molecular compound of sodium acetate and acetic acid, abbreviated as SDA, also known as sodium bisacetate, monosodium diacetate, also known as solid acetic acid in Japan.Sodium diacetate CAS 126-96-5 Appearance is a white crystalline powder, Sodium diacetate Raw Materials has the following properties Sodium diacetate Raw Materials is hygroscopic and has a slight odour of acetic acid.
Applications / Functions of Sulfamic acid powder
- Preservative; Mould inhibitor; Acidity regulator: chelating agent.
- Sodium diacetate powder is a multifunctional food chemical.
Physicochemical Property of Sulfamic acid powder
White crystal. Acetic acid odour. Easy to absorb moisture. Very soluble in water (1g/m1), releasing 42.25% acetic acid. 10% aqueous solution Ph value 4.5-5.0. decomposed when heated to above 150℃. Combustible.
Production methodprocess of Sulfamic acid powder
Sodium diacetate CAS 126-96-5 is obtained by neutralisation of acetic acid with equimolar sodium carbonate, concentration, refining and crystallisation.
