tartaric acid Vinoferm tartrol 250 g
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EAN: 5425000396246
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Tartaric acid powder for regulating acidity in juices and wines
High-quality food-grade tartaric acid powder is a natural acidity regulator, ideal for making juices, wines, and other beverages.
Usage and dosage
Precise dosing formula: 10 grams of tartaric acid per 10 liters increases acidity by 1 gram per liter. This allows precise regulation of the product's final acidity.
Technical data
- Pure, crystalline powder
- 100% natural composition
- Suitable for juice and wine industry
- Acidity expressed in tartaric acid equals acidity in sulfuric acid multiplied by 1.53
Applications
Suitable for use in:
- Wine making
- Juice production
- Syrup preparation
- Balancing beverage acidity
The product is airtight packaged and has a long shelf life when stored in a dry place.
Keywords: tartaric acid, juice additives, wine additives, acidity regulator, juice production, wine production, juice acidity, food additive
Weight (kg) | 0.25 |
High (m) | 0 |
Width (m) | 0 |
Length (m) | 0 |
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Precise acid dosing is extremely important in winemaking. The standard dosing ratio is 10 grams of acid per 10 liters of liquid, which increases the solution's acidity by 1 gram per liter. Measuring and Calculating Acidity. In French wine literature, acidity is expressed in sulfuric acid with a coefficient of 1.53. To determine the acid content in tartaric acid, multiply the acidity measured in sulfuric acid by 1.53. Useful Knowledge: Dosing ratio: 10g/10l. Acidity increase: 1g/l. Tartaric acid calculation coefficient: 1.53. These precise measurements and calculations ensure a quality wine process and achieving the correct acidity level.
Precise acid dosing is extremely important in winemaking. The standard dosing ratio is 10 grams of acid per 10 liters of liquid, which increases the solution's acidity by 1 gram per liter. Measuring and Calculating Acidity. In French wine literature, acidity is expressed in sulfuric acid with a coefficient of 1.53. To determine the acid content in tartaric acid, multiply the acidity measured in sulfuric acid by 1.53. Useful Knowledge: Dosing ratio: 10g/10l. Acidity increase: 1g/l. Tartaric acid calculation coefficient: 1.53. These precise measurements and calculations ensure a quality wine process and achieving the correct acidity level.