Sodium lactate/CAS:312-85-6
Definition
Sodium lactate is an organic sodium salt having lactate as the counterion. It has a role as a food preservative and a food acidity regulator. It is an organic sodium salt and a lactate salt. It contains a lactate.
Specification
Item | Specification |
Melting point | 163-165 °C(lit.) |
Density | 1.33 |
Refractive index | 1.422-1.425 |
Storage temp. | 2-8℃ |
Form | syrup |
Stability | Stable |
Usage
Replenisher (electrolyte).
Sodium lactate keeps a product’s pH from becoming too acidic. It is moisturizing and moisture binding, as well as being a keratolytic, helping exfoliate excess cells from the surface of the stratum corneum. It is also used as a substitute for glycerin. Sodium lactate is naturally occurring in the skin.
Sodium Lactate is a humectant that is the sodium salt of lactic acid which is low melting and hygroscopic with a mildly saline taste. it is used in sponge cake and swiss roll to produce a tender crumb and to reduce staling. it provides a protein plasticizing effect in bis- cuits. it is used in frankfurter-type sausages as a replacement for sodium chloride to extend shelf life and as a dehydrating salt or humectant in uncured hams. it can function as a flavoring agent and enhancer in some meat and poultry products.
Packaging and Shipping
25KG/Drum or as customer requirements.
Belongs to common goods and can deliver by ocean and air
Keep and storage
Shelf life:24 month from date of manufacture in original unopened packaging stored in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight, water.
Ventilated warehouse, Low temperature drying, Separated from oxidants, acids.