Disodium Phosphate

磷酸氢二钠

Food & Nutrition, Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare, Detergent & Cleaning, Water TreatmentCAS 7558-79-4 / 10028-24-7 (dihydrate)White crystalline powder / Granules

Product overview

Disodium Phosphate is a phosphate ingredient evaluated for buffering, sequestration, moisture retention and texture control. It is commonly evaluated for Buffering and pH control, Dairy and processed-food systems, Pharmaceutical formulations. Supply for food, feed or healthcare use requires the appropriate grade, specification and destination-market compliance review.

Function & Usage

  • Retain Moisture & Improve Phosphate Performance

    Acts as a buffer and emulsifying salt and supports pH and texture control in suitable formulations. Typical uses: Buffering and pH control, Dairy and processed-food systems, Pharmaceutical formulations.

  • Build Detergency & Remove Soil

    Supports wetting, detergency, grease removal, foam or soil suspension in suitable cleaning formulations. Typical uses: Buffering and pH control, Dairy and processed-food systems, Pharmaceutical formulations.

Product information

Primary category:
Food & Nutrition, Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare, Detergent & Cleaning, Water Treatment
Subcategory:
Phosphates & Moisture Retention
CAS No.:
7558-79-4 / 10028-24-7 (dihydrate)
Form:
White crystalline powder / Granules
Content / Grade:
Food / pharmaceutical grade; anhydrous or dihydrate; assay ≥98.0%
Applications:
Buffering and pH control, Dairy and processed-food systems, Pharmaceutical formulations, Water-treatment and cleaning systems
Hazard / Transport:
Dust or alkaline solutions may irritate eyes, skin and the respiratory tract. Typical solid grades are not commonly regulated as dangerous goods; confirm the latest SDS.
Storage:
Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry and ventilated place. Protect from moisture, acids, contamination and prolonged heat exposure.

Safety note

Confirm technical and safety data before ordering

Website information supports initial product discovery. Final specifications, hazard classification, transport conditions and storage requirements must be confirmed by the latest grade-specific SDS, COA and destination-market regulations.