Ammonium Bicarbonate

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Ammonium Bicarbonate

Ammonium Bicarbonate, CAS# 1066-33-7, White powdered crystalline, with weak ammonia odour, with specific gravity 1.586, poor thermal stability, absorbs moisture when exposed to moisture air, decomposed to NH3, CO2 and H2O at 35 degree centigrade, freely soluble in water but insoluble ethanol and acetone.

E No:E503

CAS No:1066-33-7

Einecs No:213-911-5

Routine Packing:25 kg/bag

Place of origin:China

Payment terms:T/T or L/C

Port of dispapch:Shanghai,

Applications:For foodstuff industry, pharmaceutical industry, metallurgy of rare metals etc.

References on Ammonium Bicarbonate

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[4]. Budzier HH. Microbiological studies on the problems of animal feed silage. 2. The action of an addition of urea or ammonium bicarbonate on the microbial dynamics. Zentralbl Bakteriol Parasitenkd Infektionskr Hyg. 1967;121(3):250-68.