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Citrus fruits contain anhydrous citric acid, a tricarboxylic acid. Because of its antioxidant characteristics, citric acid is employed as an excipient in medicinal formulations. It preserves the stability of active substances and serves as a preservative. It is also used to adjust pH and as an anticoagulant by chelating calcium in the blood.

Citric Acid Anhydrous Properties:

Properties	Product Specification
Fourmla	C6H8O7
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Packing	25 kg HDPE woven sack bag with LD liner
Purity	99.85 % min. by wt.

Citric Acid Anhydrous

Citric acid has the chemical formula C6H8O7 and is a weak acid. It can be found in two forms: monohydrate and water-free (anhydrous). This acid is commonly found in citrus fruits such as lemons and oranges. It's classified as a tribasic acid. It has no odour and a sour taste, and it appears as a white crystalline solid. Its crystal structure is monoclinic. . Because it looks similar to table salt, it is marketed as sour sour.

Citric Acid Anhydrous Structure

It has no odour and a sour taste, and it appears as a white crystalline solid. Its crystal structure is monoclinic. Carl Wilhelm Scheele, a scientist, discovered this organic acid for the first time in 1784. Because it resembles table salt, it is offered in the market as sour salt.

Ingredients and Specifications

Properties	Product Specification
Clarity and color solution	Confirming with the test
Water	0.5-0.7 %
Content	99.5-100.5 %
Readily carbonisable substances	Not deeper in the test
Sulphate	Less than and equal to 0.015 %
Oxalates	Less than and equal to 0.01 %
Heavy metal	Less than equal to 10 ppm
Aluminium	Less than equal to 0.2 ppm
Lead	Less than equal to 0.5 MG/KG
Arsenic	Less than equal to 1 MG/KG
Mercury	2789
Sulphated Ash	Less than equal to 0.05 %
Bacterial endotoxins	Less than equal to 0.5 LU/MG
Tridodecylamine	Less than equal to 0.1 LU/MG
Mesh	8-40 / 30-100

Citric Acid Anhydrous Uses

Food Industries

Citric acid can be used as an emulsifying ingredient in ice cream to keep fats from separating, to avoid sucrose crystallisation, or in recipes in place of fresh lemon juice.
Citric acid is combined with sodium bicarbonate in a variety of effervescent formulations for ingesting (e.g., powders and pills) as well as personal care (e.g., bath salts, bath bombs, and cleaning of grease).
Citricacid is also commonly found in cleaning goods as well as sodas or fizzy drinks.

Cleaning and chelating agent

Citric acid is a good metal chelating agent. It is employed in the removal of lime scale from boilers and evaporators.
It has the ability to soften water, making it helpful in soaps and laundry detergents. By chelating the metals in hard water, these cleansers can form foam and function more effectively without the need for water softening.
Some bathroom and kitchen cleaning products contain citric acid as an active component. A solution containing 6% citric acid will remove hard water stains from glass without scrubbing.
It is used in industry to remove rust from steel. Citric acid in shampoo can be used to remove wax and colouring from the hair.

Cosmetics and pharmaceuticals

Citric acid is widely used to adjust the pH of creams and gels of all kinds.
In this capacity, it is classified as a processing aid in most jurisdictions and thus does not need to be listed on ingredient lists.
Citric acid is an alpha hydroxy acid that is used in chemical peels as an active ingredient.

Dyeing

Citric acid can be used to balance the pH of a typically basic colour in food colouring.
It is used as an unscented substitute for white vinegar in home dyeing using acid colours.

Photography

As part of the developing process for photographic film, citric acid can be employed as a lower-odor stop bath.
Because photographic developers are alkaline, a moderate acid is employed to swiftly neutralise and cease their action; nevertheless, acetic acid, which is often used, creates a noticeable vinegar stench in the darkroom.

Make solid materials out of small molecules.

The Citrate-gel technique is a materials science procedure that is related to the sol-gel method, which is a method for generating solid materials from tiny molecules.

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