Sodium Tartrate Dihydrate

L-(+)-酒石酸钠二水合物 / 酒石酸钠

Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare, Food & NutritionCAS 6106-24-7Colorless crystals / White crystalline powder

Product overview

Sodium Tartrate Dihydrate is a pharmacopeial tartrate salt used primarily as a pharmaceutical excipient and chelating agent. Its commercial value is strongest in documentation-sensitive pharmaceutical projects requiring grade traceability, controlled packaging and destination-market review rather than in undifferentiated commodity supply.

Function & Usage

  • Bind, Lubricate & Support Dosage Forms

    Supports dosage-form processing through binding, lubrication, flow, suspension, taste or texture control according to the selected excipient. Typical uses: Pharmaceutical excipient and chelating agent, Buffering and pH-control systems, Complexation and metal-ion control.

Product information

Primary category:
Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare, Food & Nutrition
Subcategory:
Pharmaceutical Excipients & Chelating Agents
CAS No.:
6106-24-7
Form:
Colorless crystals / White crystalline powder
Content / Grade:
Pharmaceutical-excipient grade; ChP 2020 or customer-agreed specification; CDE registration F20230000560
Applications:
Pharmaceutical excipient and chelating agent, Buffering and pH-control systems, Complexation and metal-ion control, Food and laboratory formulations subject to the appropriate grade
Hazard / Transport:
Typical commercial grades are not commonly regulated as dangerous goods under ADR/RID, IMDG or ICAO/IATA. Dust may irritate the eyes or respiratory tract; avoid contact and confirm the current grade-specific SDS.
Storage:
Keep tightly sealed in the original package in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place. Protect from moisture, contamination and incompatible oxidizing agents.

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.