Disodium EDTA
- INCI:
- Disodium EDTA
- Also known as:
- Edetate disodium · Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid disodium salt
Universal chelating agent that sequesters metal ions present in water and raw materials. It protects the color, scent, and stability of formulas, and improves the performance of preservative and foaming systems.
Functions
Typical applications
- Creams and lotions
- Shampoos and liquid soaps
- Household cleaning products
- Water-based industrial formulations
Specialties
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Organic acid of biotechnological origin used in agriculture as a pH and hardness corrector for spray water, preventing the alkaline hydrolysis of inputs in the tank. Its chelating capacity helps keep the cations in the spray solution available. Broad cross-sector use in food, cleaning and cosmetics in accordance with applicable regulations.
Citric Acid Anhydrous
Citric Acid
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Formulation based on phosphonates and dispersant polymers used to inhibit the formation of mineral scale on reverse osmosis membranes and heat exchange equipment. It helps extend operating cycles between cleanings and protect the service life of the membranes. The dosage is defined according to the analysis of the feed water.
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Sodium Gluconate
Chelating agent of biotechnological origin with very good performance in strongly alkaline media, where it sequesters calcium and iron. Due to its biodegradability, it is an alternative to phosphates and EDTA in alkaline cleaners. Used in CIP cleaning, high-pH degreasers, and bottle washing.