FERROUS GLUCONATE DIHYDRATE CAS 12389-15-0 D-GLUCONIC ACID

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FERROUS GLUCONATE DIHYDRATE CAS 12389-15-0 D-GLUCONIC ACID

CAS:12389-15-0

Synonyms: D-GLUCONICACID,IRON(II)SALTDIHYDRATE;GLUCONICACIDIRON(II)SALTDIHYDRATE;GLUCONICACIDIRON(II)SALTHYDRATE;FERROUSGLUChemicalbookCONATEDIHYDRATE;IRON(II)D-GLUCONATEDIHYDRATE;IRON(II)GLUCONATE;IRON(II)GLUCONATEDIHYDRATE;IRON(II)GLUCONATEHYDRATEMolecular Formula:C12H26FeO16

Molecular Weight:482.17

Appearance:Yellow gray or light yellow green particles or powder

EINECS:235-166-5

Product Categories:Nutrition,Nutrition health

What Is FERROUS GLUCONATE DIHYDRATE?

Ferrous gluconate is a yellow gray or light yellow green crystalline particle or powder with a slight caramel odor. Soluble in water, 5% aqueous solution is acidic and almost insoluble in ethanol, with a theoretical iron content of 12%. Ferrous gluconate is easily absorbed, has no stimulation or side effects on the digestive system, and has no impact on the sensory performance and flavor of food. It can also be used as a drug to treat anemia

Specification

Test item	Requirement	Inspection method	Inspection value
Color	Grey yellow or light yellow green	Take an appropriate amount of the sample and place it in a white, clean, and dry container. Observe its color, state, and odor under natural light.	Grayish yellow
texture	Crystalline powder or particles		Crystalline powder
smell	Has a caramel like odor		Caramel like odor

Application

Nutritional supplements (iron fortifiers); Pigment additives; Stabilizer.
Used as a feed iron fortifier, with better absorption effect than inorganic iron