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L-Glutamic Acid 99.6% Powder Cas 56-86-0

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Dec-30-22

Product Name L-Glutamic acid
CAS No 56-86-0
MF C5H9NO4
Molecular weight 142.11
EINECS No 147.13
Type Flavoring Agents, glutamic acid
Purity 99%
MOQ 25kg
Appearance White powder
Packing 25kg/Drum or 1000kg/IBC drum
Flash point
Application Food Additives
Sample Available
Shelf life 2 years
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