Wholesale 200-662-2 Anhydrous Monohydrate Citric Acid

• CAS No.: 200-662-2
• Formula: (CH2co2h)2
• Certification: ISO, FDA, HACCP
• Packaging Material: Plastic
• Storage Method: Normal
• Shelf Life: >12 Months
• Model NO.: Food Grade
• Type: Citric Acid
• Transport Package: 25kgs/ Drum
• Specification: 99%
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 2000ton/Year

Product Description

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  Citric acid is a weak acid that is found naturally in all citrus fruits. If you've ever sunk your teeth into a lemon, you've tasted citric acid. Manufacturers add a man-made version of it to processed foods. Medicines with citric acid in them treat health issues like kidney stones.
  

• Preserve food. It is used to keep food fresh for longer periods. In some cases, it may prevent foodborne botulism, an illness that can be caused by home-canned foods that are low in acid.
• Preserve personal care products. It may keep cosmetics and other products fresh for longer.
• Have protective effects in the body. Citric acid used in medicine can kill bacteria and lower the acid in urine.
• Remove tough stains. For this reason, it's added to some cleaning products. 
• The food industry. Citric acid is often added to packaged d and jarred foods fresh over long periods of time. It can prevent some kinds of fresh-cut produce, like sliced apples, from turning brown. Citric acid can also help thicken foods or give them a slightly sour flavor. That's why you might see citric acid listed as an ingredient in some ice creams, sorbets, or sodas.
• Alcohol. Citric acid can balance out the acid in a food or drink. Winemakers sometimes add it to their products to improve the taste.
• Medicines. Some creams include citric acid to help clear up skin infections. Other citric acid drugs that you take by mouth can lower the amount of acid in your urine. This can help prevent kidney stones. You might also take citric acid for metabolic acidosis, a buildup of acid inside your body.
• Supplements. Some people take calcium citrate supplements, which can help prevent kidney stones.
• Personal care products. When manufacturers mix citric acid with other ingredients, they can form a compound called "alpha hydroxy acid" that helps smooth your skin. It's also in some cosmetics and toiletries -- like lipstick, hair spray, and deodorant -- to help them last longer.
• Household cleaners. Because citric acid can eat away at hard water buildup, you'll often see it in dishwasher detergent. Other household cleaners also include it as an ingredient since it can help remove stains and odors.
• Disinfectants. Since citric acid kills some types of bacteria and viruses, you'll find it in insect sprays, products that kill fungus or algae, hand sanitizer, and even some tissues you use to blow your nose.
• Environmental cleanup products. Citric acid can safely remove toxins from polluted soil and even clean up nuclear waste.
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Items	Standard
Appearance	Colorless or white crystals or powder, odorless and tastes sour.
Assay (%)	99.5-100.5
Light Transmittance (%)	≥ 95.0
Moisture (%)	7.5-9.0
Readily Carbonisablle Substance	≤ 1.0
Sulphated Ash (%)	≤ 0.05
Chloride (%)	≤ 0.005
Sulphate (%)	≤ 0.015
Oxalate (%)	≤ 0.01
Calcium (%)	≤ 0.02
Iron (mg/kg)	≤ 5
Arsenic (mg/kg)	≤ 1
Lead	≤ 0.5
Water Insoluble Substances	Filtration time not more than 1 min; Filter membrane basically doesn't change color; Visual mottled particles not more than 3.
Packing	25kgs/bag