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Name: Il y a un problème.
Uploaded: 2025-12-21CST00:09:34-06:00
Duration: 9 s
Description: Il y a un problème., Vue Faible substitution Viscosité élevée Perte instantanée de CMC lors du séchage de la qualité alimentaire E466 vidéo, par Qualité Carboxyméthylcellulose CMC Fournisseur de Chine.

Groupe: vidéo d'usine

Temps de libération: 2024-11-22

Mot-clé vidéo: Carboxyméthylcellulose CMC

Aperçu de la vidéo

Discover Brookfield's Low Substitution High Viscosity Instant CMC Loss On Drying Food Grade E466, a versatile food additive. This CMC offers excellent thickening, water retention, and stability, enhancing food texture and shelf life. Ideal for sauces, dairy, and frozen foods, it ensures smooth taste and prevents ingredient separation.

Produit présenté dans cette vidéo

High viscosity even in low concentrations for smooth food texture.
Excellent thickening and water retention properties.
Enhances dispersion stability and extends shelf life.
Controls crystal size in frozen foods and prevents oil-water separation.
Good suspending stability in acid systems for improved milk stability.
Works synergistically with other stabilizers and emulsifiers.
Forms edible films to protect food and retain moisture.
Derived from natural cellulose, ensuring food-grade safety.

FAQ

What is CMC sodium and how is it derived?

CMC sodium is derived from cellulose, a natural polymer found in plants. Through chemical modification, carboxymethyl groups are introduced into the cellulose structure, resulting in sodium carboxymethyl cellulose.

How does CMC sodium improve food texture?

CMC sodium acts as a thickening agent, increasing viscosity and imparting a smooth, uniform texture to foods like sauces, dressings, and dairy products.

Can CMC sodium be used with other food additives?

Yes, CMC sodium can be used alongside other stabilizers and emulsifiers to complement and enhance their effects, while also reducing overall costs.