Gallic Acid is the given name to identify the 3,4,5 -trihydroxibenzoic acid, a carboxylic aromatic acid, obtained from the Peruvian Tara fruit (Caesalpinea spinosa kuntze molina ). It is rich in tannins. Gallic Acid is presented as powder or as acicular white or yellowish crystals, with a silky sheen.
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