ADIPIC ACID

About ADIPIC ACID

ADIPIC ACID is a white, crystalline dicarboxylic acid commonly used in the production of nylon and other synthetic materials. This is primarily produced through the oxidation of cyclohexane, though it can also be derived from other sources, including butadiene. It helps in controlling acidity and enhancing the taste, particularly in beverages, dairy products, and sweets. This is also used to manufacture other polyamide resins, which are used in adhesives, coatings, and as a resin for molding. ADIPIC ACID is a versatile compound with significant industrial and commercial applications, especially in the production of nylon, polyurethanes, and other synthetic materials.

Specification

Brand	INDIAN
Purity	99%
Grade	INDUSTRIAL
Usage/Application	INDUSTRIAL
Packaging Type	BAG
Packaging Size	25 KG
Physical Form	POWDER
Chemical Formula	C15H16O2
CAS Number	80-05-7
Molecular Weight	228.291 G PER MOL
pH Value	-NA-
Specific Gravity	1.2
Density	1.2 G/CM
Melting Point	158 degree c

 

Versatile Applications in Food Industry

Adipic Acid is extensively used in food processing, particularly as a flavoring agent in confectionery, cheese, fat analogs, and various extracts. Its stable and odorless nature, combined with high purity, makes it ideal for enhancing food flavors and preserving quality. The food-grade applications ensure it meets safety standards for human consumption.


Superior Chemical Properties

With a density of 1.360 g/cm3, a pH of 2.86, and high solubility in methanol, Adipic Acid demonstrates excellent compatibility in various formulations. Its structural robustness, stemming from its benzene-derived backbone, ensures reliability across diverse industries from food to chemical manufacturing.


Safe Storage and Handling

Adipic Acid in solid form should be stored in a dry place away from moisture to preserve its integrity. Its handling requires standard safety practices associated with organic chemicals, ensuring both industrial safety and product efficacy for all users.