| Sorbic Acid | American Tartaric | Sorbic Acid is a white or colorless, crystalline solid which is used as a preservative in foods and beverages. It acts to prevent growth of spores of yeast, mold and other fungi in beverages, fish, dairy products, baked goods and other foods containing fa...view more Sorbic Acid is a white or colorless, crystalline solid which is used as a preservative in foods and beverages. It acts to prevent growth of spores of yeast, mold and other fungi in beverages, fish, dairy products, baked goods and other foods containing fats or oils. It is considered odorless and tasteless. view less | |
| Sodium Citrate | American Tartaric | Sodium Citrate, also known as Trisodium citrate, is the sodium salt of citric acid. It takes the form of white crystals or granular powder. It is combustible and decomposes at red heat. It is mainly used in soft drinks, photography, frozen desserts, meat ...view more Sodium Citrate, also known as Trisodium citrate, is the sodium salt of citric acid. It takes the form of white crystals or granular powder. It is combustible and decomposes at red heat. It is mainly used in soft drinks, photography, frozen desserts, meat products, detergents, certain cheeses, electroplating, sequestrant and buffer, nutrient for cultured buttermilk, removal of sulfur dioxide from smelter waste gases, and in certain forms of medicine. view less |
