Magnesium acetylsucralate is an organic chelated magnesium salt formed when magnesium ions react with acetylsucralate in an acid-base neutralization. It has stronger fat solubility and membrane permeability potential, and is mostly used as a nutritional supplement ingredient or in the development of synthetic intermediates.
| molecular weight | 410.57 g/mol |
| molecular formula | Mg(C6H9O6)2 |
| Appearance | White |
| Form | Off-white crystalline fine powder |
| solubility(25℃) | Water: Easily soluble in water, water solution is clear; acetylation increases fat solubility, with better amphiphilic properties than regular magnesium sucrose acid Ethanol: Slightly soluble; difficult or insoluble in fats, alkanes, ether |
| flavor | Almost tasteless, slightly sour, hardly any bitter taste typical of magnesium salts |
| melting point | >275℃, decomposes when heated, no clear melting point |
| boiling point | Decomposes before boiling at normal pressure, no measured boiling point data |
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