Sodium Saccharin
Introduction of Sodium Saccharin:
1. Sodium saccharin, a kind of food additives, is in the shape of colorless crystal or white crystalline powder.
2. It is easy to lose crystal water, and then becomes anhydrous saccharin with slight aroma.
3. It is about 500 times as sweet as saccharose, resulting in a wide range of applications.
Uses of Sodium Saccharin:
Sodium saccharin, an artificial sweetener, is widely used in a series of low-calorie and sugar-free foods and beverages, such as: soft drinks, baked products, jams, chewing gum, canned fruit, candy, salad and so on.
Specifications of Sodium Saccharin:
| Name |
Sodium Saccharin |
| CAS No. |
128-44-9 |
| Chemical Formula |
C7H4O3NSNa2H2O |
| Specification |
BP 98 |
| Packing |
In25kg bags/cartons/fiber drums |
| Functional use |
Sweetener |
| Items |
Specifications |
| Appearance |
White crystals |
| Content |
99.0 - 101.0% |
| Clarity and color of solution |
Colorless, clear |
| Water |
13-15% |
| Melting point |
226 - 230 ℃ |
| Arsenic |
0.0002% max |
| Heavy metals |
0.0010% max |
| Foreign substance |
0.0010% max |
| Free acid and alkali |
Conforms |
| Benzoate and Salicylate |
Conforms |
| O-& P-Toluene Sufonamide |
0.0010% max |
| Readily carbonized substances |
Lower than standard |