Calcium Acetate CAS No 62-54-4

• Type: Calcium Organic Salt
• Appearance: Powder
• Grade Standard: Medicine Grade
• Model NO.: SAMREAL-73
• Trademark: SAMREAL
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 29152990
• Production Capacity: 50000

Product Description

Calcium acetate is an acetate of calcium, white to brown or gray crystals with a peculiar odor. The common name for calcium acetate is calcium acetate. Calcium acetate anhydrous has very good hygroscopicity, so common calcium acetate exists in the form of monohydrate (Ca(CH3COO)2.H2O. If alcohol is added to a saturated chemicalbook and calcium acetate solution, a semi-solid, flammable colloid, much like canned fuel products, such as Sterno, is formed. The "California Snowball" is actually a mixture of calcium acetate and ethanol. The colloids produced are white in color and pile up like snowballs.
Chemical characteristics: When calcium acetate is higher than 160 °C, it decomposes. generation of acetone vapor and calcium carbonate; It reacts sharply with strong acids to form acetic acid fumes. With calcium acetate in kidney disease, the concentration of phosphate in the blood may increase (hyperphosphate blood) and cause some problems about the bones. Calcium acetate can be ingested in the daily diet to bind to excess phosphoric acid. A side effect of this method is stomach aches. Calcium acetate is also a food additive, mainly used in confectionery products. Uses: alkaline agent; nutritional supplements; dough conditioner; Curing agent; yeast food; anti-caking agents; loosening agents; starter cultures; gum additives and improvers; White pigment (food surface colorant). Solubility in water (g/100ml) Dissolved grams per 100ml of water at different temperatures (°C): 37.4g/0°C; 36g/10ºC; 34Chemicalbook.7g/20ºC; 33.8g/30ºC; 33.2g/40ºC32.7g/60ºC; 33.5g/80ºC; 31.1g/90ºC; 29.7g/100°C identification test: solubility, soluble in water; Insoluble in ethanol. Determined by OT-42 method. Acetate identification is to cover the mouth of the rigid glass test tube containing the specimen with a piece of filter paper slightly larger than the mouth of the test tube, which is moistened with a freshly prepared alkaline o-nitrobenzaldehyde solution (TS-161). The test tube is suspended through an asbestos board and slowly heated with a gas flame. The change of filter paper from blue to blue-green indicates the presence of acetate. Add 1:1 sulfuric acid to the sample and heat it. Acetic acid is discernible by smell. Identify calcium plus ammonium oxalate test solution (TS-24) to sample solution. Produces a white precipitate that is soluble in hydrochloric acid, but insoluble in acetic acid.