Detailed Product Description
Product Name: |
Glycine |
Chemical Name: |
Glycine |
CAS No.: |
56-40-6 |
Synonyms: |
Aminoacetic Acid |
Formula: |
C2H5NO2 |
Appearance: |
White Crystalline Powder |
High Light: |
chemical industry raw materials, food raw materials |
Aminoacetic Acid Glycine Food Grade CAS 56-40-6 White Crystalline Powder
Description:
Commercial Name | Glycine |
Chemical Name | Glycine |
CAS No. | 56-40-6 |
Formula | C2H5NO2 |
Appearance | White crystalline powder. |
HS Code | 29224910 |
Usage: Used as a complexometric titration indicator, chromatography reagents.
Specification:
1.National standard GB25542-2010
Identitfication test up to standard
Assay 98.5~101.5%
Chloride(CI) ≤0.010%
Arsenic(As) ≤0.00010%
Heavy metal(Pb) ≤0.0010%
Loss on drying ≤0.20%
Residue on ignition ≤0.10%
Clarity test clear
PH value(50g/l water solution) 5.5~7.0
2.FCC7 standard
Identification test:
Infrared Spectrum test up to standard
Assay 98.5~101.5%
Loss on drying ≤0.20%
Residue on ignition ≤0.10%
Lead(pb) ≤0.0005%
Appearance white crystalline powder
3.Standard of Japan Food Additive Manual 8th
Assay 98.5~101.5%
Chloride(CI) ≤0.021%
Arsenic(As2O3) ≤0.00040%
Heavy metal(Pb) ≤0.0020%
Loss on drying ≤0.30%
Residue on ignition ≤0.10%
Clarity test clear
PH value(50g/l water solution) 5.5~7.0
Appearance white crystalline powder
Application:
Used as sweetener and flavoring agent.Together used with DL-aminopropionic acid and citric
in alcohol beverage,becoming saki and soft drink;used as acid
modification agentto improve food flavor,providing sweet sourcel;used as preservative for
minced fillet and peanut butter ,inhibiting breeding of hay bacillus and colon bacillus;its
amino and carboxyl have buffer function to edible salt and vinegar;used as phagostimulant
for feed additives;used as bitterremoving agent in food industy,prescription of soft drink,
and saccharin sodium salt;used as stabilizer for crerm,cheese,instant noodle,flour,lard and
so on;also used as stabilizer for vitamin of food industry.playing
an important part in preservation.