Product Description

Ammonium Propionate is supplied in aqueous solution form, offering convenient handling and accurate dosing for industrial applications.

It is commonly used as a preservative, fermentation inhibitor, and chemical intermediate in food, feed, and industrial processes where liquid formulations are preferred.

Chemical & Physical Properties

Chemical Name: Ammonium Propionate
CAS Number: 17496-08-1
Molecular Formula: C₃H₉NO₂
Physical Form: Aqueous solution
Appearance: Colorless to light yellow transparent liquid
Odor: Slight characteristic odor
Solubility: Completely miscible with water
pH (25°C): 6.0–8.0 (typical)
Density (25°C): Approx. 1.05–1.15 g/cm³ (depending on concentration)
Shelf Life: 12 months under recommended storage conditions

Typical Specifications

• ✓ Concentration (as Ammonium Propionate): 25% / 30% / 40% (customizable)

• ✓ Appearance: Clear to slightly yellow liquid

• ✓ pH (25°C): 6.0–8.0

• ✓ Density (25°C): 1.05–1.15 g/cm³

• ✓ Solubility: Fully miscible with water

Applications

• ✓ Food preservation systems (subject to local regulations)

• ✓ Feed additives and silage preservation

• ✓ Fermentation control

• ✓ Chemical intermediates and formulations

Features & Benefits

• ✅ Supplied in stable aqueous solution form

• ✅ Easy handling and precise liquid dosing

• ✅ Consistent concentration and quality

• ✅ Suitable for continuous industrial processing

• ✅ Reliable bulk supply

Packaging & Storage

• ✅ Packaging: 25 kg drums, 200 kg drums, 1000 kg IBC tanks

• ✅ Storage: Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area. Keep containers tightly closed and protected from direct sunlight

Regulatory Status

• ✅ Available in food grade, feed grade, and industrial grade

• ✅ Manufactured under ISO quality management systems

• ✅ Compliance subject to application and destination market

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COA - Ammonium Propionate solution - 250902A.pdf

TDS - solution - Ammonium propionate.pdf