Sodium Gluconate

Sodium gluconate is a white crystalline powder that is obtained from gluconic acid and sodium carbonate. It is soluble in water and widely utilised in many sectors.

 

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Characteristics

Uses and Applications

Key applications

  • Chelating Agent

Industries

  • Leather and textiles

Applications:

  • It acts like a chelating agent by binding with the metal ions that may cause interference with various industrial processes.

  • Used in water treatment and as a detergent to remove metal deposits and stop the formation of scale.

  • Improves the properties of the concrete mixtures by increasing the workability and durability.

  • Delays the hardening of concrete making it easier to work with and achieve a smoother finish.

  • It is commonly employed as a sequestrant and a stabiliser for use in foods and beverages.

  • Enhances texture and shelf stability and controls acidity in some food products and drinks.

  • Used as a humectant and skin conditioning agent in cosmetics formulation.

  • Aids in moisture regulation and enhances skin-wetting properties in skincare formulations.

  • Used in cleaning formulations as a surfactant and a detergent builder.

  • Improves the cleaning process and assists in the effective removal of difficult stains and dirt deposits.

Packing

Sodium gluconate is well packed and sealed to preserve its quality and to enable users to measure the right quantity for use in different industries without the risk of contamination.

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