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E359
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Ammonium adipateAcidity regulators
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Description
Ammonium adipate is the ammonium salt of adipic acid, a natural organic acid that is found in beets, and sugar cane. Commercially it is prepared from the oxidationTo become chemically combined with oxygen. of cyclohexanol by concentrated nitric acid. The result is an odourlessThe lack of any smell., white crystalline powder with a slightly acidic taste that is soluble in water. It is used as an acidity regulatorUsed to change or maintain a pH which can be either acidic or basic (alkaline). They can be organic, minerals, acids, bases, neutralizing agents or buffering agents. in food.
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