
Ferric Pyrophosphate
Ferric pyrophosphate is available in different particle sizes and dispersion treatments. Distinguish neat powder from formulated dispersions.
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Ferric pyrophosphate is available in different particle sizes and dispersion treatments. Distinguish neat powder from formulated dispersions.
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Sodium ferric EDTA is a chelated iron source. Distinguish it from free EDTA and other iron salts.
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Ferrous fumarate supplies iron(II). Particle size distribution can affect premix uniformity and finished product appearance.
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In liquid formulations, assess ferrous iron retention and color during storage when evaluating ferrous gluconate.
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Select ferrous lactate by hydration state, iron content and compatibility with the formulation.
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Specify the elemental manganese basis when purchasing manganese gluconate for a premix.
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Magnesium lactate has several hydration states. Keep a traceable conversion from salt mass to elemental magnesium.
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Commercial magnesium citrate names may cover different compositions and hydration states.
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When choosing magnesium gluconate, check how much material the intended dosage form can accommodate.
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For potassium gluconate in beverages and premixes, compare potassium content, solubility and flavor.
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Tricalcium phosphate may provide calcium and phosphorus or serve as a powder ingredient. Check fineness and flow for the intended use.
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Evaluate zinc gluconate on elemental zinc content and flavor in the target formulation.
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The hydration state of zinc lactate affects the amount of zinc delivered per unit mass.
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Confirm composition and zinc content for zinc malate. A short trade name may not distinguish an acid salt from a neutral salt.
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Sodium acid pyrophosphate is used in chemical leavening. Reaction-rate grades affect when gas is released.
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Distinguish pure ascorbic acid from stabilized or coated preparations. Oxygen, light and heat affect retention.
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Confirm L-, D- or DL-alanine before evaluating the grade's purity and intended use.
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For aspartic acid, specify the stereoisomer and whether the requirement is for the free acid or a salt.
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Distinguish crystalline taurine powder from particle grades intended for granulation or tableting.
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Glucono delta-lactone hydrolyzes gradually in water. Evaluate it in formulations that require progressive acidification.
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