Food Additive Sodium Succinate Dibasic/Disodium Succinate

Food Additive Sodium Succinate Dibasic/Disodium Succinate
Disodium succinate, abbreviated as WSA, commonly known as scallop, is a scented agent widely used in seasonings. It is more commonly found in seafood such as shellfish, shrimp, and crabs, and plays an important role in the delicious taste of such foods. In addition, disodium succinate is also present in other plants, such as mushrooms. China's food additive hygiene standards stipulate that it can be used in condiments.
Disodium succinate is divided into crystalline disodium succinate and anhydrous sodium succinate. Currently, the most commonly used in the food industry is crystalline disodium succinate, which typically contains six crystal waters. Disodium succinate is a white crystalline granule or crystalline powder, odorless, sour-free, with a special shellfish taste, a taste threshold of 0.03%, soluble in water (20 ° C 35 g / 100mL), insoluble in ethanol. The crystallized sodium succinate completely loses crystal water at 120 °C, which is anhydrous sodium succinate, and the freshness of anhydrous sodium succinate is about 1.5 times that of crystalline sodium succinate.
Food Additive Sodium Succinate Dibasic/Disodium Succinate