Model NO.: Vitamins
Certification: ISO
Type: Vitamins
Volatile: Not Volatile
Specification: 98%
HS Code: 2936230000
Function: Vitamins and Minerals Deficiency Drug, Nutritional Therapeutics, Antibiotic and Antimicrobial Agents, Regulating Water and Salt, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Balance of Medicine
Grade Standard: Food Grade
State: Powder
Mf: C17h20n4o6
Transport Package: 25 Kg/Drum
Origin: China
| ITEM | STANDARD |
| APPEARANCE | YELLOW TO ORANGER-YELLOW PARTICLE |
| PARTICLE SIZE | SIEVE 90% PASS THROUGH 0.28MM NORMAL SIEVE |
| LOSS ON DRYING | =<3.0% |
| RESIDUE ON IGNITION | =<5.0% |
| ASSAY(ON DRY MATERIAL) | >=80.0% |
Details:
Vitamin B2, also known as riboflavin, is slightly soluble in water, stable in neutral or acidic solution under heating. It is a composition of cofactor of yellow enzyme responsible for deliverying hydrogen in the biological redox in our body.
Product Introduction This product is dry uniform flowable particle made by microbial fermentation in which use glucose syrup and yeast extract as raw materials, and then get refined through membrane filtration, crystallization, and spray-drying process.
Physical Properties This product is to be added to animal feed in order to maintain body health, accelerate growth and development, and keep the integrity of skin and mucous membranes. The product is a yellow to brown evenly high fluidity particle with melting point 275-282ºC, slightly smelly and bitter, soluble in dilute alkali solution, insoluble in water and ethanol.DryRiboflavin remains quite stable against oxidant, acid and heat but not alkali and light which would pose to a fast decomposition of it, particularly in alkaline solution or ultraviolet. Thus it is highly advised that this product must be sealed from light and stay away from alkaline substances in the premix to tackle unnecessary loss, additionally when there is free water around---the more free water, the more loss. However, Riboflavin has a good stability if it appears drying powder in darkness. However, feed pelleting and bulking process lays damaging impact on the Riboflavin-- about 5% to 15% loss rate by pelleting process and about 0 to 25% by bulking process.
