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Efficient production process: The production process of industrial grade calcium gluconate has been optimized to achieve efficient and large-scale production. This not only reduces production costs, but also meets market demand, making it more competitive in industrial applications.

Wide range of application fields: Industrial grade calcium gluconate is widely used in many fields, such as construction, chemical industry, medicine, etc. In the construction industry, it can be used as a cement strengthener to improve the strength and durability of concrete; in the chemical industry, it can be used as a buffer, curing agent or chelating agent to adjust the pH of the system or improve the performance of the product; in the pharmaceutical field , it can be used to make certain medicines or as a nutritional supplement.

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Product Details

Product name:Sodium Gluconate

Molecular Formula:C12H22CaO14

Structural Formula:

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Appearance and bodily properties: Industrial grade calcium gluconate is normally mild yellow, its thermal balance is fairly poor, at a hundred and twenty ° C will lose crystal water, and at 201 ° C will decompose. However, it is secure in air, odorless, tasteless, and effortlessly soluble in boiling water.

Production process: The manufacturing of industrial-grade calcium gluconate may additionally contain a range of procedure steps, such as pretreatment with ginger starch, enzymatic liquefaction, enzymatic saccharification, deimpurity decolorization, catalytic oxidation, and crystallization or spray drying. These steps make certain the purity and great of the product, making it in particular appropriate for unique industrial applications, such as as a cement fortification agent.

Industrial applications: Industrial grade calcium gluconate is used in many fields. In addition to its use in the building enterprise as a cement fortification agent, it may additionally additionally play an necessary position in different industrial processes, such as as a buffer, curing agent or chelating agent.

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