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Sorbic Acid Raw Materials powder Sorbic Acid
Product Overview:
Sorbic acid and its sodium salt can inhibit the growth of moulds, and has been used as a food preservative for a long time, especially at low pH, it can be used as a kind of undissociated acid to play a preservative role. Sorbic acid has other preservatives do not have the characteristics, that is, there is a strong preservative selectivity, it can inhibit the growth of bacteria harmful to human beings, and beneficial to human bacteria is harmless, for example, it can inhibit the growth of cheese moulds but does not affect the growth of bacteria to help cheese ripening. Sorbic acid is therefore used extensively in the food industry as a preservative for cheese, cakes and other pastries.
Sorbic Acid Raw Materials powder Sorbic Acid Attributes
CAS:110-44-1
MF:C6H8O2
MW:112.13
EINECS:203-768-7
Specification: 99% min Sorbic Acid powder
Sample:Sorbic Acid powder
Packaging:1kg/bag, 25kg/drum
Brand:Raw Materials
Appearance:light yellow to brown
Storage: Cool Dry Place
Shelf Life: 2 Years
Test Method: HPLC
Sorbic Acid Raw Materials powder Sorbic Acid Details
Sorbic Acid powder Usage and Synthesis.
New food preservatives, can effectively inhibit the growth of bacteria, moulds and yeasts, no adverse effects on food, can participate in the role of human metabolism, is internationally recognised as a safe food preservative, can also be used in the pharmaceutical industry, light industry, cosmetic industry, etc., which, as a kind of unsaturated acid, can also be used in the industry of resins, spices and rubber, etc.
Uses of Sorbic Acid powder.
Sorbic acid is currently the most widely used mould inhibitor for food internationally, with the effect of inhibiting the growth and reproduction of microorganisms. Its toxicity is only 1/4 of benzoic acid, and has the tendency to replace benzoic acid. In the food industry is mainly used for cheese, pickled vegetables, dry fruits, fruit juice, fruit syrup, beverages, preserves, bread, candy and other anti-mould, also used for fish and meat products preservation. Sorbic acid as a preservative is also used in the pharmaceutical industry, light industry cosmetics, baked tobacco, and as an insecticide. In addition, it is also used to formulate reagents; as an unsaturated acid used in the resin, spice and rubber industries; there are also applications in feed.
Medicine interactions of Sorbic Acid powder.
Product Method of Bulk Sorbic Acid powder.
Sorbic acid can be obtained by sorbial oxidation, acetone and crotonaldehyde condensation and malonic acid and crotonaldehyde condensation, but at present, both domestic and foreign countries use vinyl ketone method to produce. In addition, butadiene route has a good development prospect because of the low cost of raw materials.
(1) Butadiene route. Butadiene and acetic acid under the catalysis of manganese acetate, 140 ℃ compression synthesis of γ-ethylene-γ-butyrolactone, at 100 ℃, acidic conditions γ-ethylene-γ-butyrolactone hydrolysis can be obtained sorbic acid.
(2) Vinyl ketone method. Containing alkyl phosphate catalyst of acetic acid vapour in 700 ℃ above the cracking tube to stay 0.3 s, the resulting gas mixture with ammonia sauce catalyst transformed into ammonium phosphate and deactivated. Stage-by-stage cooling to -30 - 10 °C was performed to remove water, acetic acid, acetic anhydride, etc.
Vinyl ketone gas is absorbed by crotonaldehyde and catalyzed by boron fluoride (or zinc chloride, cobalt chloride, etc.) to generate polyhexene-4,5-β-lactone (referred to as polyester), polyester hydrolysis under acidic conditions, precipitated after cooling the sorbic acid crude, and then recrystallized with 3-4 times the amount of 60% of the amount of ethanol to get sorbic acid.