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In industry, propionic acid is commonly used as a food and feed preservative and as a crucial chemical intermediate in the synthesis of cellulose fibers, herbicides, perfumes, cosmetics, colorants, artificial fruit flavors, esters used as solvents, plasticizers, rubber products, and pharmaceuticals. Below are some of the diverse industrial applications of Propionic Acid.
Ammonium chloride in animal production is used as an economical alternative to other inputs, such as urea in cattle diets. However, its applications are not limited to this, so let’s first understand what this compound is to better discuss its uses.
Wheat is a winter cereal from the Poaceae family with a millennia-long presence in the traditions, food security, and economic stability of people around the […]
Impact of Traceability on Consumers’ Daily Lives Grains are important sources of nutrients for people around the world. They can be used in their natural […]
The study of tannins, their applications, and their benefits to animals is advancing vigorously, opening horizons that involve nutritional strategies and the concept of one […]
1) Greater automation and process control: Dosing systems are usually composed of a tank, which can be installed outside the factory premises, saving internal space. […]
