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Merged Sodium alginate and potassium alginate with alginic acid since pure alginic acid is rarely used, it is either the sodium or potassium salt. |
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! {{chembox header}} | Sodium alginate |
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| [[Common name]] |
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| sodium alginate |
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| ? |
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| ? |
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'''Sodium alginate''' is a [[Compound (chemistry)|compound]] with formula ?. It is the [[sodium]] salt of [[alginic acid]]. |
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It has [[E number]] "E401". |
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[[Category:Alginates]] |
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[[Category:Sodium compounds]] |
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Revision as of 18:56, 18 March 2010
| Sodium alginate | |
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| Common name | sodium alginate |
| Systematic name | ? |
| Chemical formula | ? |
Sodium alginate is a compound with formula ?. It is the sodium salt of alginic acid.
It has E number "E401".
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