Disodium Succinate Raw Materials Disodium Succinate Powder

CAS:150-90-3

MF:C4H4Na2O4

MW:162.05

EINECS:205-778-7

Specification: 99% min Disodium Succinate Powder

Sample:Disodium Succinate Powder

Packaging:1kg/bag, 25kg/drum

Brand: Henrikang

Appearance:White

Storage: Cool Dry Place

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Test Method: HPLC

Disodium Succinateglycine Powder Usage and Synthesis.

Disodium succinate is a kind of non-stimulant laxative, belongs to surfactant, after oral intake in the intestinal tract to promote water and fat-like substances into the feces, so as to play the role of softening feces.

In addition, disodium succinate can also be used as a detoxification and promotion of excretion of special drugs, antimony poisoning has a strong detoxification effect, antimony poisoning dose can be increased by 16 times, significantly promote the recovery of liver function in antimony-poisoned rabbits, reduce antimony in the tissues of the content of antimony to increase antimony discharged in the urine. The dosage forms of disodium succinate include tablets, solutions and syrups.

Uses and Function of Disodium Succinate.

Flavoring agent; acidifier; buffering agent. Mainly used in ham, sausage, aquatic products, flavored liquids, etc. The general dosage is 0.01% to 0.05%. Used as a flavoring agent, usually in powdered anhydrous form to accelerate dissolution.

Used as fresh flavor agent in food industry, feed additive, reagent for laboratory analysis, intermediate in pharmaceutical industry.

Disodium succinate is a commonly used chemical with a wide range of applications. First, disodium succinate is a potent antidote to detoxify and promote bowel movements. Secondly, disodium succinate is a non-stimulant laxative that softens feces and promotes bowel movements. In addition, disodium succinate can be used to produce bio-based disodium succinate and bio-based 1,4-butanediol.

Synthesize of Disodium Succinate.

Product Methods of  Bulk Disodium Succinate Powder.

It is made by neutralizing succinic acid with sodium hydroxide. The anhydrous material is then dried at 120°C in hot air and pulverized to obtain.