Calcium Aspartate
Calcium Aspartate is used in skin conditioning products and supplements for kids to develop strong teeths & delay bone decay associated with osteoporosis, osteospurs, fibromyalgia, and fatigue.
Calcium Aspartate is used in skin conditioning products and supplements for kids to develop strong teeths & delay bone decay associated with osteoporosis, osteospurs, fibromyalgia, and fatigue.
Molecular Formula – C8H12CaN2O8
Molecular Weight – 304.27 gm/mol
CAS No – 10389-09-0
Shelf Life – 36 months
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Packing Size –
Storage Condition – Keep Well Closed, protected against light, dry and at room temperature.
Additional Info –
| Sl No: | PARAMETER | SPECIFICATION |
| 1. | Description | White crystalline powder, hygroscopic. |
| 2. | Solubility | Soluble in water, solution is clear, practically insoluble in ethanol, ether and chloroform. |
| 3. | Identification | Positive for Calcium and Aspartic Acid |
| 4. | Specific Rotation(10% in 2N HCl)
(On Dried Basis) |
+19.0° to +22.0° |
| 5. | Chloride | NMT 500.0 ppm. |
| 6. | Sulphate | NMT 500.0 ppm. |
| 7. | Ammonium | NMT 200.0 ppm. |
| 8. | Heavy Metals | NMT 20.0 ppm. |
| 9. | Arsenic | NMT 3.0 ppm. |
| 10. | Lead | NMT 10.0 ppm. |
| 11. | Loss On Drying (105°C for 3 hours) | NMT 6.5% w/w. |
| 12. | Assay (as Calcium)(On Dried Basis) | NLT 12.75% w/w |
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Cosmetics | Calcium Aspartate is used mainly in Skin Conditioning. |
| Supplement | It is used as a calcium supplements for children with the purpose of developing stronger teeths & delay bone decay which are mostly associated with osteoporosis and osteoarthritis, osteospurs, fibromyalgia and fatigue. |
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