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Food additives data book - wordpres

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Gases 568<br />

NAME: Carbon dioxide<br />

CATEGORY: Gas<br />

FOOD USE: Carbonated beverages/ Fruit/ Meat/ Poultry/ Wine<br />

SYNONYMS: Anhydride carbonique/ Carbonic acid gas/ Carbonic anhydride/ CAS 124-38-9/ Kohlendioxyd/<br />

Kohlensaure/ EINECS 204-696-9/ E 290<br />

FORMULA: CO2<br />

MOLECULAR MASS: 44.01<br />

PROPERTIES AND APPEARANCE: Colourless, odourless, non-combustible gas. Faint acid taste. Solid form as dry ice.<br />

MELTING RANGE IN °C: Sublimes @ -78.5<br />

DENSITY AT 20°C (AND OTHER Gas @ 0°C 1.976 g/l at 760 mm<br />

TEMPERATURES) IN g/l: Liquid @ 0°C 0.914 g/l at 34.3 atm<br />

Solid @ -56.6°C 1.512 g/l at 760 mm<br />

SOLUBILITY % AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURE/pH COMBINATIONS:<br />

in water: @ 760 mm 0°C = 171 ml CO2/100 ml H2O/ 20°C = 88 ml CO2/100 ml H2O/<br />

60°C = 36 ml CO2/100 ml H2O<br />

FUNCTION IN FOODS: Aerating agent/ Carbonation/ Cooling agent/ Leavening agent/ Modified atmosphere for microbial<br />

control/ pH control agent/ Processing aid/ Propellant/ Gas/ Preservative/ Freezant<br />

TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Less soluble in alcohol and other neutral organic solvents. Absorbed by alkaline solutions with<br />

formation of carbonates.<br />

ANTAGONISTS: Incompatible with acrylaldehyde, aziridine, metal acetylides, sodium peroxide<br />

FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Non-combustible. Is an asphyxiant and has teratogenic and reprotoxicity effects (experimental). Contact<br />

of CO2 snow with skin can cause burns. In CO2 atmosphere, dusts of magnesium, zirconium, titanium

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