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Tetrasodium pyrophosphate

Na4P2O7 ; Na4P2O7·10H2O

Product information

Tetrasodium pyrophosphate

Sodium diphosphate (also called sodium pyrophosphate) is a colorless sodium salt of diphosphoric acid. It belongs to the class of diphosphates, which are approved as food additives in the European Union under the collective number , with sodium diphosphate specifically designated as . The compound exists as a white, odorless solid and is sparingly soluble in water.

Application

In the food industry, it serves as an emulsifier, stabilizer, acidity regulator, and leavening agent (e.g., in baking powder), as well as a so-called curing auxiliary to improve water retention in meat and sausage products. Outside of food production, sodium diphosphate is used in detergents and cleaning agents as a water softener due to its ability to form stable complexes. In biochemistry, diphosphates, like the closely related adenosine diphosphate, are fundamentally important for energy metabolism. Concerns regarding a potential contribution to osteoporosis or the triggering of ADHD due to high phosphate intake have not yet been conclusively proven scientifically.

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25kg | Big Bags

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Specification

Molecular Formula : Na4P2O7 , Na4P2O7·10H2O

Molecular Weight: Anhydrous 265.90, Decahydrate 446.10

CAS: Anhydrous 7722-88-5 Decahydrate 13472-36-1

SpecificationGB 1886.339-2021FCC VII
ContentAnhydrous(Na4P2O7),w/%96.5-100.595.0-100.5
Decahydrate(Na4P2O7·10H2O),w/%              ≥98.0————
Insoluble Substances,w/%         ≤0.20.2
pH value(10g/L Solution )9.9-10.7————
Orthophosphate,mg/kg           ≤Passes Test————
Arsenic (As),mg/kg              ≤3.03.0
Heavy metal (as Pb),mg/kg        ≤10————
Lead (Pb),mg/kg                ≤4.04.0
Fluoride (as F),mg/kg            ≤50.050.0
Loss on ignition,w/%Anhydrous≤0.50.5
Decahydrate38.0-42.038.0-42.0