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Sodium Gluconate Concrete Admixture

Sodium Gluconate Concrete Admixture

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Quick Details

  • Classification:Other

  • CAS No.:527-07-1

  • Grade Standard:Industrial Grade

  • Purity:95%

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:25kg/bag
Delivery Detail:three weeks

Specifications

Sodium Gluconate
ASTM C494 Type B and D
CAS No. : 527-07-1

Sodium Gluconate

Recommended For:

In the medicine field, it can keep the balance of acid and alkali in the human body, and recover the normal operation of nerve. It can be used in the preventation and cure of syndrome for low sodium. In this respect, it also can be used as food additives.

It can be used as water quality stabilizer because it has excellent inhibiting capacity to scale.

Used as surface cleaning agent of metal

Used as cleaning agent of glass bottle

Also can be used as water reducing agent and retarder

Property:

Index

Industry grade

Food grade

Assay %

≥98.0

99.0-99.9

Moisture %

≤0.50

≤0.30

Water-insoluble substance %

≤0.67

≤0.40

PH

6.2-7.8

6.2-7.8

Sulphate %

≤0.05

≤0.05

Chloride %

≤0.07

≤0.05

Pb %

≤0.0001

≤0.0001

Arsenic salt %

≤0.0003

≤0.0002

Heavy metals %

≤0.002

≤0.001

Appearance

White/light yellow crystal powder/granule

White/light yellow crystal powder/granule

Packing & storage & transportation:

1. Packing: plastic woven bag with 25kg net weight, 20.00-22.00 MT/1x20 feet FCL.

2. Storage: It shall be stored in a waterproof, rainproof place to avoid agglomeration. If there is agglomeration, smashing or dissolving will not affect using effect. The product is harmless and does not deteriorate in long term. It's not a flammable and explosive substance.

3. Transportation: It's suitable for both truck and railway transportation.

Q: What is the difference between Artificial and Synthetic additives?
Artificial additive is introducing a chemical not normally found in the food, it is not innate but added to provide color, flavor, vitamins or other essential nutrient or to prolong shelf-life. Iodine is added to salt to prevent thyroid diseases, vitamin D and calcium are added to milk prevent rickets. These diseases were once very common but education, improved food storage and transport, and additives have radically reduced their incidence in many countries. Some additives are harvested from domestic plants like guar gum and are added as thickeners. A synthetic additive has been manufactured and added.
Q: Are there any common household products that could be added to a childrens swimming pool to eliminate or discourage the growth of mildew or any other potentially nasty germs that could end up in the pool?Any links would be greatly apprieciated.
it will do both.you have a chance of blowing a seal or gasket and overfilling makes the oil to foam and cause your tranny to slip.so they dont write it on the stick for nothing.its better to be a little low then too full.as long as its not too low.
Q: The info on their website states that they can guarantee 15% to 20% better gas milage. You ad 1 ounce per 10 gallons of gas, and the company says the engine is more fuel-efficient and releases less polloution. Has anyone had any experience with this product?Thanks
The brake paddle will be on the soft side. The stopping should be a lot better. It sound like the brake Booster was not replaced. And a master cycle that is for four wheel dist. Hope this help you.
Q: a whole lot of VST‘s advertise either being Additive or Subtractive synths, and I cant tell the difference.
The Yamaha DX-7 is an example of the first additive synthesizer, where you use a series of algorithms to generate different frequencies from scratch to build a specific sound. You start from no wave and go swell it by combining frequencies. There are several algorithms to choose from, and each one is useful for certain types of sounds. You build every sound from spcific frequencies, and you can invent one mathematically in your head then see what it sounds like. Pythagoras would have loved it. Synthesizers before that were subtractive. Like a Minimoog. You can pick from specific waves, but the sound is already generated without doing anything to it. And current is running through the sound, so one venue might have current running at a different frequency than your garage, which is why in the 1970s, lots of keyboard players seemed out of tune. You had to retune your keyboard based on the quality of power at the gig. Each synth had square wave, sine wave (like the end of Lucky Man by ELP), sawtooth wave. You subtract frequencies from the sound to modify it, and you blend different waves at different voltages using the potentiemeters. It gives that raw, analog sound, which a great DX-7 programmer can emulate pretty well, but is limited by the number of available algorithms. Which is why digital (additive) sythensizers have a thinner sound sometimes, but also why they make perfect piano, kalimba, lute or string sounds (though it helps to bank several digitals to get a GREAT string sound). So additive starts from no sound and you build individual algorithms of frequencies in combination to create any sound. Subtractive starts with a preset sound, and you diminish or attenuate certain frequencies to modify it. Does that help?
Q: What additives can be used in concrete during hot weather.?What additives can be used in concrete duringcold weather?
you need to learn how to use that front brake! both set of pads sould wear out at the same time, usually I wear my front out before my rears ;) could be from all the front stoppies too I guess
Q: i want roll your own tobacco that has no chemicals added anyone know of a ‘natural‘ brand?
if you are addicted to smoking, there is no such thing as additive free tobacco. unless you don't count nicotine as an additive.
Q: what is the meaning of "additive multilingualism"?
I think you can extract the definition from the following context: . The language policy is currently being revised and we will advise schools once the revised policy has been gazetted. The policy will refine our approach to these issues. The Language in Education Policy recognises the critical importance of mother-tongue as the language of the heart and the hearth. The policy also promotes additive multilingualism. This means that learners must learn additional languages at the same time as maintaining and developing their home languages. Additive multilingualism makes it possible for learners to acquire complex skills such as reading and writing in their strongest language. They are then able to transfer these skills to their additional language. . The policy of the WCED is to provide mother-tongue instruction in the Foundation Phase, followed by additive multilingualism in subsequent phases, in line with national policy.
Q: I use gasohol in my car. Is it necessary to use gasoline additive, to keep the gas from freezing?
gasohol has a percentage of alcohol in it , that is what we add to gasoline to prevent the moisture absorbed by normal gasoline from freezing , so yours already has the additive in it . ps. do not use gasohol in 2 stroke motors ( chainsaws,snowmobiles ) it is very dry and will destroy the engine
Q: We try to eat whole, organic foods as often as possible in my house. I find that many foods I pick up tend to have the Kosher and Parve seals.I became concerned recently when some of the ingredients have changed in some of items I buy. For instance, Cheerios (they are Kosher) has Tripotassium Phosphate in it as well as questionable sources of vitamins. Some other food items that are labeled as either both or one (Kosher/Parve) also have questionable additives.Can someone please share any information they have regarding the Kosher/Parve dietary laws regarding whether or not foods are considered clean or not based ALSO on the additives and preservatives which may be in them? Thank you so much!! :)(Put this in Religion Spirituality because that is where I find the best info for these kinds of questions)
The issue withKashrut is not how healthy or clean it is- that is a common misconception. The issue with Kashrut is if it adheres to the laws in the torah- and as further defined n the talmud in masechta Chullin and in the Shulkhan Aruch n Hilchot Issur v'Heter. When it comes to additives, the same rules apply as to other foodstuffs- they have to come from a Kosher source or the food into which they are added is considered to be unkosher- the discussion on this issue centered on the issue that if something is only a tiny fraction of the whole, it does not count. However, this is only the case if what is in the minoriy does not have a quantitative or qualitative effect- but as food additives are designed to create specific desired effects even in small quantities such exemption does not apply to them. So, if soemthing has a reliable hecsher on it, then it should not contain any additives from an unkosher source. Where you need to be careful is with Kosher certification from Conservative rabbis. The issue here is that there is a conservative ruling whereby they state that if something has been so heavily processed as to no longer resemble the original it loses its prior designation. One example of this is that they rule gelatine is kosher regardless of origin since it is so heavily changed from the original. Thus you find that in unreliable hechshers and in those from the Conservative movement there are frequently additives that will be from questionable sources.
Q: Candy additives
Candy can be used in more types of additives, such as pigment, acidity agent, stabilizer, coagulant, moisture retention agent, thickener, sweetener, emulsifier, etc., according to the needs and national regulations to choose to use.

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