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How to make sodium citrate from citric acid

How to make sodium citrate from citric acid

Sodium citrate can be made from citric acid by neutralizing the citric acid with sodium carbonate or sodium bicarbonate.  Here are the steps to make sodium citrate: Materials: Citric acid Sodium carbonate or sodium bicarbonate Distilled water Pot or container Measuring spoon Stirring rod pH meter or pH strips Steps: 1.Measure out the desired amount of citric acid and

Xanthan Gum

The role and dosage of xanthan gum on food

Application: Salad sauce Dosage: 0.1 -0.5% Function: Provide easy flow and good adhesion; Suspended spices   Application: bakery products Dosage: 0.05 – 0.30% Function: Binds moisture and improves texture   Application: Beverages Dosage: 0.05 – 0.20% Function: improve taste; Suspended fruit pulp   Application: Ready-to-eat food Dosage: 0.05 -0.2% Function: improve the main material,Viscosity that

Does Xanthan Gum Go Bad

Does Xanthan Gum Go Bad

Xanthan gum is a popular food additive used to thicken and stabilize food, as well as give it a creamy texture. It has many applications in the food industry, making it an incredibly versatile ingredient. However, like any other food ingredient, xanthan gum can go bad if stored incorrectly or exposed to extreme temperatures. Can

Ammonium Chloride

Debunking the Myth of Ammonium Chloride as Bleach

Introduction In the world of household cleaning products, it’s easy to get lost in the sea of chemical names and formulas. One common misconception is associating ammonium chloride with bleach. While ammonium chloride might sound like it has a strong cleaning power, it’s not actually a bleach. In this article, we’ll unravel the truth behind

Monk Fructose

Is Coke Zero Sweetened with Sucralose?

Coke Zero is a popular soft drink from The Coca-Cola Company that many people enjoy because of its zero calorie count. However, some people are unaware of the sweetener used to make Coke Zero taste so good. So does Coke Zero contain sucralose? The answer is yes! Coke Zero is sweetened with a combination of

Soda Ash Dense

Take you to quickly understand the difference between soda ash and caustic soda

Soda ash is soda, also known as sodium carbonate, which is an important chemical basic raw material. Common name soda, stone alkali, soda ash, washing soda, containing ten crystal water, sodium carbonate is colorless crystals, crystal water is unstable, easy to weather, into white powder Na₂CO₃ after a strong electrolyte, with salt permeability and thermal stability,

Soda Ash Dense

The relationship between soda ash and photovoltaic glass

With the peak of carbon emissions at home and abroad, carbon neutrality policies are frequent, driving the growth of photovoltaic installed capacity from top to bottom. The rapid growth of photovoltaic installed capacity in 2022 will bring about a larger increase in demand for soda ash. At present, promoting the construction of energy infrastructure is

Monk Fructose

Is monk fruit artificial sweetener?

In today’s society, with increasing concerns about health and diet, people are seeking healthier alternatives to sugar. Monk fruit, as a sweetener, has garnered significant attention. However, there are doubts among many regarding whether monk fruit is an artificial sweetener. This article will reveal the true nature of monk fruit and explore how it has

What is Glycine

What is Glycine? What Are the Applications of Food-grade Glycine?

What is Glycine? Glycine, the most elementary amino acid, is pivotal in biological systems. With its unique structure comprising a hydrogen atom as its side chain, glycine contributes extensively to protein synthesis and serves as a neurotransmitter in the central nervous system. Its presence in various protein-rich foods underscores its dietary importance, while its deficiency can

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