Tricalcium Phosphate (Feed Grade) - Application: Industrial

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What is Tricalcium Phosphate E341(iii) in Food: Uses, Safety, Side EffectsTricalcium Phosphate in powdered productsANTICAKING AGENT FEBRUARY 1, 2020 4 COMMENTSWhat is it | Uses | Safety | Side Effects| FAQsTricalcium phosphate (abbreviation TCP) is a tricalcium salt of phosphoric acid with the chemical formula Ca3(PO4)2. In food, it is used as an anticaking agent in powdered food and a nutritional supplement of calcium and phosphorus in infant formulae and cereals. The European food additive number for it is E341(iii).What is Tricalcium Phosphate?TCP is a subclass of calcium phosphates and makes up of a variable mixture of calcium phosphates and having the approximate composition of 10CaO·3P2O5 ·H2O. It can be used in vegan food and supplement for its mineral origin.What is it Made From? Food grade TCP can be produced by the reaction of phosphoric acid with calcium carbonate or calcium hydroxide (see following reaction equation) OR the reaction between calcium chloride solution and trisodium phosphate. (1)6H3PO4+ 10CaCO3=10CaOi?1/23P2O5i?1/2H2O + 10CO2PropertiesAppearance A white odourless powder. Other names Calcium phosphate, tribasicCalcium phosphate (3:2)Phosphoric acid, calcium salt (2:3)Tricalcium orthophosphateCAS number 7758-87-4Chemical formula Ca5(PO4)3 ·OH or Ca3(PO4)2Molecular weight 502 or 310What are the Uses of TCP?

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5000 Per Month

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950 USD ($) (Approx.)

120 INR (Approx.)

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Yes

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All India