Calcium Carbonate FCC appears as a colorless to white microcrystalline powder. This product has a molecular weight of 100.09, an assay of 98.0 - 100.5%, and is denoted by the CAS number 471-34-1. This product is practically insoluble in water and alcohol. Calcium Carbonate FCC is used in food and beverage products as a mineral fortifier.
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