Food Grade CMC Carboxymethyl Cellulose FVH6-A3
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- 8000 m.t./month
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| Food Grade CMC Used as additive in food field, CMC has the functions of thickening, suspending, emulsifying, stabilizing, shaping, filming, bulking, anti-corrosion, retaining freshness, acid-resisting, health protecting, etc. It can replace the application of guar gum, gelatin, agar, sodium alginate, and pectin. It is widely used in modern food industry, such as frozen food, solid drink, fruit juice, jam, lactic acid drinks, condiment, biscuit, instant noodles, bakery products, meat products, etc. Our food grade CMC has good thickening property, water retention, dispersion stability, filming and chemical stability. It has high viscosity even in low concentration, and makes the food taste delicate and smooth; it can reduce the syneresis of food and extend the shelf life; it can control the crystal size in frozen food and prevent the stratification between oil and water; In acid system, our anti-acid products have good suspending stability, so it can improve the stability of milk and the impedance ability of protein; our CMC can be used together with other stabilizers and emulsifiers to complement each other, strengthen each other’s effect and reduce the cost. |
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Technical Specifications of Food Grade CMC(1)
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- Q: what is additive & subtractive colour in theory of light?
- additive theory is the addition of colours to create the full spectrum of visible light. This is how you TV works, it uses an RGB signal, red green blue, to create the colours that you see. in subtractive cases, we add pigments that absorb all light but one colour. hence the subtraction of other colours. This system often uses CYM or cyan yellow magenta as its primary colours. take a look at the link it explains very well
- Q: Car engine motor oil additives?
- plain and simple. that oil is not considered an additive. you bought it. it's good oil. correct weight? use it. you wanna stay away from those single bottle additives that change oil viscosity. the oil in Q will not do that. not a nissan guy, but my guess is that this engine maybe of variable valve timing. that would be the main reason to not mess with oil viscosity. cam advance relies on oil, in part, to function.
- Q: water/gasoline hybrid automobile
- SCAM !!!! I read extensively about it and the science is ALL WRONG. I studied chemistry in school so I know. Even if you don't understand the science behind it to know, ask yourself this one simple question: if these devices worked, why don't the car companies install them at the factory and sell more cars? Because they don't work. Good Luck.
- Q: This came up in my phlebotomy class and the teacher didn‘t really know. It must be an anticoagulant, right?
- Citrate is added as an anticoagulant. It is not removed. When patients receive several units of packed red cells their calcium levels may drop as citrate binds the serum calcium. We infuse calcium in these cases.
- Q: 1. What is the additive inverse of (x-2y) 2. What is the multiplicative inverse of (-x/2y )?
- if a is the additive inverse of b then a + b 0 The additive inverse of x-2y is 0 - (x-2y) 2y-x If a is the multiplicative inverse of b, then ab 1 Not exactly sure what you mean by (-x/2y) Assuming omitted parentheses around the denominator, the multiplicative inverse of -x/(2y) is 1/(-x/(2y)) -2y/x Interpreted per PEMDAS rules, the multiplicative inverse of -x/2y -(x/2)y is 1/[(-x/2)y] -2/(xy)
- Q: i understand the ultra low sulfur diesel is dry and can damage your fuel pump, which can in turn damage the rest of the engine. there aren‘t any bio-blend pumps around here, and opti-lube is HARD to find without paying ridiculous shipping costs (and it‘s pricey). i was looking at stanadyne lubricity formula (apparently endorsed by VW). any other suggestions?
- Right. I didn't realize that there were people on YA that have a degree in chemistry and also know what the oil companies actually have in their fuel formulations. They were ordered or asked by government to remove sulfur as various finds of fuel oil has various levels of sulfur. Some a lot, some none at all. No proof it is needed. But it is a pain to remove, so stories are developed about the benefit of sulfur. A story is easier to write than get the stuff out. They once claimed that lead did a bunch of extra things for gas engines. Lead had to come out. So they found another chemical that does the same thing even though now engines are lower compression so less likely to knock or ping. There is no proof it does squat. The original diesel came from plants fermented and extracted on the farm, giving the farmer a cheap source of readily available fuel for his diesel engine tractor No sulfur there. It worked until the oil companies decided that they could extract the same type of fuel out of petroleum oils and sold it dirt cheap. Ergo, no one ferments or distills it out of hay straws anymore. You can run Mickey Dee's cooking oil once they done using it(as they do change the oil once in awhile) There is no sulfur there. In the winter the oil companies change to a kerosene/diesel blended fuel as diesel will gel. Gel in the fuel lines is no fuel to the engine. I would say running dry is more hurtful to the system. I understand sand is also hard on the system.
- Q: I bought my used salvaged car in what looks to be a very good condition. I do oil changes EVERY 3000 miles, sometimes less. I use 5w-20 like the manufacturer ask. My last oil change was actually done at a quick lube place. they used their stupid over stock 10w-30 and probably crappy oil filter. I‘ll see what oil filter they used today when I do my oil change. (I was busy and asked a friend of mine to get the oil changed)Anyways. I‘ve had this problem for a while now. Now that it‘s getting colder, my engine is starting to knock or click or whatever in the cold morning when I first start up my car. I want to use Gunk Engine Flush and Lucas Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer. I actually want to start flushing my engine out before every oil change and I want to see if the stabilizer will stop the knocking. I‘ll switch to synthetic on my next oil change to see a difference. Then, I‘ll go back to conventional to see if there really is a difference. What are your thoughts?
- For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/axXZT If you have the oil and filter changed according to accepted change intervals (3000 - 5000 miles, provided not more than 3 months elapse between changes) you will NEVER need an engine flush, unless you experience a blown head gasket which causes coolant to become mixed with the oil. Engine flushes were commonly needed back in the '60's because the oil additives in use then were much less capable of keeping the bad stuff in the oil in suspension and removing it from the engine oil is drained. With today's type SF and SG oils this simply is not a problem. Hawking engine oil flushes today is akin to selling Snake Oil and only the inexperienced quick lube employees who are brainwashed to sell sell sell believe it is of any benefit in a normal operation and maintainance program. A cooling system flush about every 30 to 50 thousand miles along with the installation of new coolant is good maintainance.
- Q: About a week ago I added a bottle of some sort of gas additive(I think it said it would keep my engine dry or something) that I found in my garage which means it was old, but it was unopened. My car seemed like it did run better but I only drove it for about a minute to get home and than I turned it off and didn‘t touch it for about 3 days. When I went to start it the engine didn‘t do anything at all. The battery worked but the engine didn‘t really try to start at all.Could this be from not driving the car much right after adding this?
- the additive has nothing to do with the engine not being able to start. You need to check the battery cables, the battery and the starter and make sure that they all work. Clean the cables 1st and retry to start the engine, more than likely the battery is weak and may need replacing. good luck
- Q: my friend is allergic to all food additives and she asked if she could hav milk and what other kinds of things can she have
- Don't worry about it. Braze it. Forget that solder stuff. Braze holds better anyways. 900+ lbs/in^2. ---EDIT--- Have you brazed it or fixed it yet? Just braze the thing, it is over in like 60 seconds. If that. Lasts forever, you can't go wrong. If you know how to braze.
- Q: 7 what is the additive inverse and what is the absolute value?
- I forget the name of the motorcycle, but it is made with a left handed operations. If you are buying a new motorcycle, the manufacturer or dealer can make the adjustments and they should be little or no cost to you.
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Food Grade CMC Carboxymethyl Cellulose FVH6-A3
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 20 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 8000 m.t./month
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