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Insoluble Saccharin CAS 81-07-2
Insoluble Saccharin CAS 81-07-2 is one of the popular food additives and ingredients in most countries, As a professionalInsoluble Saccharin supplier and manufacturer, In-finechem Group has been supplying and exportingInsoluble Saccharin from China for almost 10 years, please be assured to buyInsoluble Saccharin at In-finechem. Any inquiries and problems please feel free to send emails to us via infinechem@aliyun.com, we will reply you within 1 working day.
Highly stable during processing and storage, good shelf life, eco-friendly and health- friendly. Acid Saccharin is also an important intermediate for other agrochemical intermediates and products. Acid Saccharin is produced from Methyl Anthranilate synthesized here in the same factory, which is another major product of ours.
Properties of Insoluble Saccharin CAS 81-07-2
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Chemical Name： |
O-Benzoic Sulfimide |
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Molecule Expression |
C7H4NO3S |
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Molecule Weight： |
183.19 |
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Appearance： |
White crystalline powder |
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Content HPLC： |
98.51% |
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Water content: |
≤1% |
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Melting range |
226.8-227.3℃ |
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Ammonia salt： |
≤0.03% |
Index of technology of Insoluble Saccharin CAS 81-07-2
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Appearance: |
white crystal or powder |
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Purity: |
98.5 min. |
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Melting point: |
226 – 230°C |
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Moisture: |
0.3% max |
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Ammonium: |
0.0025% max. |
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Heavy metal: |
0.001% max. |
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Arsenous salt: |
0.0002% max. |
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This product conform to BP/USP |
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Usage of Insoluble Saccharin CAS 81-07-2
This product is mainly used to produce sodium saccharin, pesticide etc.
Packing of Insoluble Saccharin CAS 81-07-2
25kgs/bag; 30kgs/drum or according to customer’s request.
