Monosodium Succinate (CAS 2922-54-5)
Alternate Names:
Sodium Bisuccinate; Sodium Hydrogen Succinate; Succinic Acid Monosodium Salt
CAS Number:
2922-54-5
Molecular Weight:
140.07
Molecular Formula:
C4H6NaO4
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Monosodium succinate, also referred to as monosodium glutamate (MSG), is a tasteless and odorless white crystalline powder employed as a flavor enhancer in various food products. It is the sodium salt derived from the amino acid glutamate and is produced through the fermentation process of sugar cane. For many years, monosodium succinate has been utilized by the food industry to enhance the taste of numerous processed and packaged foods.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Monosodium Succinate, 25 g | sc-474242 | 25 g | $52.00 |