Sodium Gluconate

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Sodium Gluconate

SODIUM GLUCONATE (CAS 527-07-1) – PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Sodium Gluconate is a high-purity, water-soluble organic salt derived from gluconic acid. It is widely used as a chelating agent, concrete retarder, corrosion inhibitor, and food additive. Known for its excellent biodegradability, non-toxicity, and metal-chelating properties, Sodium Gluconate is supplied in various grades with global distribution to USA, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Chile.

📦 Industries Used In:

  • Construction Chemicals (concrete admixtures)

  • Food & Beverage (as an acidity regulator and additive)

  • Pharmaceuticals & Nutraceuticals

  • Textile & Dyeing

  • Metal Surface Treatment & Electroplating

  • Water Treatment & Descaling

🧪 Available Grades:

  • Industrial Grade

  • Food Grade

  • Construction Grade

  • Technical/Reagent Grade

⚙️ Functions:

  • Serves as a chelating agent for calcium, iron, and heavy metals

  • Acts as a concrete retarder and plasticizer in construction

  • Used as a corrosion inhibitor in water systems and metal cleaning

  • Acts as a sequestering and stabilizing agent in food and personal care

  • Improves solubility and pH balance in formulations

🧩 Classified Under:

 

  • Sodium Salts

  • Gluconates

  • Organic Chelating Agents

  • Food Additives

  • Construction Chemicals

CAS Number

2836-32-0

Formula

C₆H₁₁NaO₇

Molecular Weight

218.14 g/mol

Density

1.56 g/cm³

Gravity

~1.56

Melting Point

> 160 °C (decomposes)

Partical Size

Available in fine powder or granular form, typically 75–150 microns (customizable)