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General Ascorbic Acid, also commonly known as Vitamin C, is a sugar acid and acts as an antioxidant. Ascorbic Acid is primarily manufactured in China, where over 80% of the world’s production comes from. This material is generally found in crystallized or powder form with white or light-yellow appearance and is water-soluble.
Properties Density of Ascorbic Acid is 1.65 grams/cm3 Molar Mass of Ascorbic Acid is 176.12 g mol-1 Melting Point of Ascorbic Acid is 190-192 °C, 463-465 K, 374-378 °F (decomposes) Solubility in Water is 33 grams per 100ml Solubility in Propylene Glycol is 5 grams per 100ml Solubility in Ethanol is 2 grams per 100ml Solubility in Glycerol is 1 gram per 100ml CAS No CAS # 50-81-7 (50 81 7)	Molecular formula C6H8O6
Uses of Ascorbic Acid Ascorbic Acid is often used in different foods and beverages as a preservative, and also an antioxidant. Due to the fact that Ascorbic Acid is water-soluble, it cannot shelter fats from oxidization, this is what allows it to be an antioxidant for foods. Ascorbic Acid is also used in photographic developing solution as it oxidizes when exposed to the air.  It can also be used in plastics manufacturing as it can be less wasteful and faster bonding molecular chains than using the standard synthesis methods. Due to the oxidizing properties of Ascorbic Acid, it must be stored in a cool, dry, and dark environment to preserve it’s shelf life and chemical properties. Other factors to be aware of are light, high temperatures, metallic substances and exposure to oxygen as they will all harm Ascorbic Acid significantly.
Natural Production of Ascorbic Acid Ascorbic Acid can be found in many different places, including animals, plants and single-cell organisms. All living creatures produce Ascorbic Acid, eat Ascorbic Acid, or die from scurvy (a disease caused by a deficiency of Ascorbic Acid) due to a lack of Ascorbic Acid, or vitamin C. Many living creatures produce Ascorbic Acid in their kidneys, however millions of years ago a genetic mutation in humans and some other animals caused the inability to produce the enzyme L-gulonolactone oxidase, which is needed in the liver to convert glucose to Ascorbic Acid. Fortunately there are enough sources throughout the world in various fruits and animals to feed any animals and humans that cannot naturally produce Ascorbic Acid
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