Citric acid monohydrate is a white crystalline powder with a characteristic sour taste, soluble in water and alcohol.
This product is known for its acidifying, preservative and stabilizing properties.
Application
In the food industry, citric acid is commonly used as an acidifying agent in beverages, fruit preparations, candy, canned goods and other food products.
It also acts as a natural preservative, extending the shelf life of food by lowering the pH and preventing the growth of microorganisms. In pharmacy, citric acid is used as a buffering and stabilizing agent in various pharmaceutical preparations, including tablets, syrups and injectable solutions.
Its chelating properties are also used to bind heavy metals and detoxify the body. In cosmetics, citric acid is valued for its exfoliating and pH-regulating properties.
It is an ingredient in many skin care products, such as creams, scrubs, toners and shampoos.
It helps to brighten the skin, remove dead skin and improve skin texture.
Citric acid is also used in detergents and cleaners as a chelating agent that helps remove lime deposits and improve cleaning efficiency.
It is used in industrial processes to stabilize and regulate pH and in biofuel production.
