KIMICA's ALGINIC ACID;

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What is Alginate?

Alginate is natural polysaccharide extracted from seaweeds.

In other words, it is natural fiber and sustainable resources.

Alginate is a natural polysaccharide that comprises from 30 to 60% of brown algae (on dry weight basis). Alginate has dietary fibre properties.

Alginic acid usually accumulates in seaweeds as “jelly bodies” after combining with minerals from seawater. These gel bodies fill the seaweed cells. The litheness of seaweeds growing in the ocean is a result of the flexibility that these jelly bodies, i.e. alginates, provide structure to the seaweed.

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Alginate has a strong affinity to water, so most important point is dissolve alginate completely.

We will show you how to dissolve alginate easily.

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