Information profile @ a Glance
- Saccharin is used primarily as an artificial sweetener. Primary end
uses include table‐top sweeteners, consumer products such as toothpaste
and mouthwash, pharmaceutical products, animal feed, and food mixes.
Most of the current demand for saccharin is derived from demand for
these products. Saccharin is also used in metal finishing applications
as a corrosion inhibitor and to facilitate electroplating. It is sold
commercially in granular or powdered forms.
- Saccharin is an artificial sweetener known as o-sulfonyl benzoyl
imide. Commercially available saccharin is the saccharin sodium salt.
Because saccharin does not dissolve easily in water, it is used to make
saccharin sodium salt.
- The sweetness of saccharin sodium is 300~500 times higher than that
of sucrose, and the sweetness threshold is 0.00048%. The residue of
sweet taste is long and slightly bitter, and it can be used with sugar
and glucose to weaken the bitter taste to some extent.
- Saccharin accounts for a small share of the cost of the end‐use
products in which it is used. Reported cost shares for saccharin in end
uses such as table top sweeteners, personal care products, and
pharmaceutical products ranged from less than 1 percent to 5.0 percent.
One purchaser reported a cost share for saccharin of 12 percent when
used as an additive for nickel plating, and one importer reported a cost
share of 25 percent in table top sweeteners.
- Saccharin sodium soluble in water, in water solubility with
temperature, increase rapidly, with the rising of the solubility of
99.8% in 20 ℃. The acid solution of saccharin sodium, which decomposes
gradually after a long period of heating to form sulfonamide benzoic
acid, weakens the sweetness. The usage amount shall not exceed 0.15g/kg
in the standard of use.
- Saccharin is also heat stable. Under conditions of increasing heat,
saccharin remains stable at temperatures up to at least 250°C.
Therefore, saccharin is commonly used in candies, cookies, some
formulations of soft drinks as well as in mouth washes, toothpastes and
as part of the tablet coating in medicines.
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Basics
Products Information
- Product
Specification
- 6 % Moisture
- Safety data sheet
- Specification
- Sodium Saccharin
solution
- Safety Data Sheet
Companies
- Large Scale
Manufacturer
- Major Player - production
technology
- Company Profile
- Company - China
- Company - Saccharine case study
- Company India - Manufacturing
Facilities
Project Information
- Project Summary -
Processes, plant & Machinery suppliers, prices, exports,
project-Consultants
- Project proposal for 1000
TPA
- Project proposed for 50
Tons/month
- Raw Materials required
Technology Information
- Saccharin
Discovery, Synthesis, and Applications
- Production
Process
- Determination of
Saccharin
- Synthesis of Methyl
Anthranilate
Patents
- Process for the
production of Saccharine
- Process for producing
Saccharin,Saccharin Analogues or their Salts
- Cyclamate free
Artificial Sweetner
Environment Reports
- Project for 105 Tons/ month of Saccharine
- Project proposal for 350 Tons/ year
- Pollution control clearance
- Clearance for Environment
- Pollution Board Notification
Applications
- Cough syrup
- Toothpaste
- Production of Bulk drugs
Market Scenario
- Saccharin from China
- Supplier
- Sweetener in Feed
- Marketing - Legal issue
- Supplier
Ordering Information |