Phosphoric Acid 0-93%

Product description

Phosphoric acid is the most important inorganic oxygen acid of phosphorus. Phosphoric acid is diluted from 93% concentration down to the preferred percentage. Phosphoric acid has countless end applications and is available in various grades. This page is dedicated to informing the user of phosphoric acid of our capabilities in supplying this raw material. We supply phosphoric acid in concentrations of 0-93%. The lesser the concentration of phosphoric acid the more water will be transported (when a 100% product is diluted for 25% by water the product will be a phosphoric acid 75%).

We advise a maximum concentration of phosphoric acid 85%. The risk of crystallization is significant for phosphoric acid above 85%. Phosphoric acid 86-93% is only available under pre-discussed and verified conditions.

We advise a minimum of phosphoric acid 10% as lower percentages would result in transporting mostly water. We provide standardized documentation for phosphoric acid 75% and phosphoric acid 85% which can be found by clicking the links below.

The phosphoric acid range of concentrations is available in different grades and for various applications:

Phosphoric Acid 0-93%

• Special request

Phosphoric Acid 75%:

• Food applications
• Feed applications
• Technical applications

Phosphoric Acid 85%:

• Food applications
• Feed applications
• Technical applications

Phosphoric acid is also known under the name orthophosphoric acid and trihydroxidooxidophosphorus

Chemical structure

Packaging & Storage

Phosphoric acid is available in:

• DEDICATED FOR FOOD GRADE road tankers
• FEED CERTIFIED road tankers
• regular road tankers

Content up to 30MT.  Supplied directly from the terminals in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Other packaging types only available at request.

Carefully close opened packaging after usage and protect from frost. Shelf life of 24 months under appropriate conditions of storage.

Applications

• Acidulation of soft drinks
• Manufacture of cottage and processed cheese, fats, and shortenings
• pH control in the manufacture of imitation jellies
• Clarification of fruit juice after liming processes
• Manufacture of phosphate salts
• Edible oil refining
• Nutrient for the production of yeast
• Applications in the compounding of spicery
• Production of confectionary items
• Inhibits growth of unwanted bacteria in the beverage industry
• Petfood
• Animal nutrient
• Acidification of animal food
• Buffering agent
• Production of phosphates for animal food
• Aquaculture and fishfeed
• Manufacture of phosphate salts, STPP and other alkaline phosphates
• Manufacture of pigments
• Production of active carbon
• Manufacture of phosphatizing compounds for rust proofing, paint, electro-chemical polishing of stainless-steel, aluminium and copper alloys, pickling and metal cleaning.
• Polymerization of propylene
• Catalyst to enhance the setting action of synthetic resins
• Treatment of drinking and waste water
• Descaling of boilers and heat exchangers
• Water treatment of cooling towers and boilers
• Manufacture of fire bricks, fire retarding agents, ceramic colors, dyeing, leather processing
• Production of foliar and other special liquid fertilizers
• Extraction of penicillin
• Treatment of lead poisoning
• Other applications