Unitechem Co., Ltd.

Soya Lecithin Feed grade (GMO)

• Category :

  Food and Feed additives/Feed additives

• Synonyms :

  L-Alpha-Phosphatidyl Choline;Lecithin;[(2R)-2,3-diacetoxypropoxy]-(2-trimethylammonioethyl)phosphinate;SPC;Polyene phosphatidylcholine;Polyene Phosphatidyl choline;phosphatidylcholine;Phosphatidyl choline;Polyphosphatidyl Choline PPC;Phosphatidyl Choline(PC);

• CAS NO :

  8002-43-5

• EC NO :

  232-307-2

• Molecular Formula :

  C₁₂H₂₄NO₇P

• Molecular Weight :

  325.2952

• Main Specifications :

• InChI :

  InChI=1/C12H24NO7P/c1-10(14)18-8-12(20-11(2)15)9-19-21(16,17)7-6-13(3,4)5/h12H,6-9H2,1-5H3/t12-/m1/s1

• Packing :

  In 200kg net per iron drum; 19.6ton per 20 feet container without pallet

• Product description :

  Product name: Soya Lecithin （GMO） Product Type: Feed grade Model Number: CSKG-SL 610 CSKG-SL 610 is composed of a complex mixture of different constituants (phospholipids, glycolipids, carbohydrates and triglycerides). CSKG-SL 610 is a surface-active additive with emulsifying and dispersing properties and has the capability to interact with other substances as proteins or starches, producing synergetic effects. Original Country : China (86) H.S. Code(International code): 2923200000 Soya lecithin feed grade ---- CSKG-SL 610: Specification: Chemical analysis Appearance Brown fluid soya lecithin Acetone Insoluble Matter 60% Min Ethylether Insoluble Matter 1.0%Max Moisture and volatile matter 1.0%Max Acid Value 35 mgKOH/g Max Color,Gardner 14 Max Viscosity 25℃ 12000 Cps Max Peroxide value 6 mmol/kg Max Packaging: In 200kg net per iron drum; 19.6ton per 20 feet container without pallet Usage: CSKG-SL 610 is mainly used in feed additive for aquiculture, pig, poultry etc. Used in compound feed, Used as feed of marine lives, livestock, poultry etc. Pig feed: 2%-3%, Poultry: 2%-3%, Fish: 2-3%, Shrimp: 2%-3% (1000kgs feed need 20-30kgs soya lecithin) Storage : When stored in its original, unopened container at 65 -95°F , this product has a minimum shelf-life of 12 months. Avoid exposure to extremely high or low temperatures.

• Molecular Structure :