L-aspartic acid
Description
L-Aspartic acid (CAS 56-84-8 ), also known as L-Aspartate, is a naturally occurring amino acid sourced through fermentation and used across food, pharmaceutical, and personal care manufacturing. It functions as a pH buffer, chelating agent, and humectant depending on the formulation context. In food and beverage production, it acts as a precursor in the synthesis of aspartame. It also contributes to flavor profiles in protein hydrolysates. Pharmaceutical manufacturers use it as a mineral carrier in amino acid chelate supplements, where it improves bioavailability of magnesium. This includes potassium and zinc salts. In personal care formulations, it provides moisture-retention support in skin creams and serums while buffering pH in leave-on products. It also functions as a sequestrant in industrial and cosmetic formulations where mild chelation of metal ions is required without aggressive chemistry. The material is supplied as a white crystalline powder. Food-grade material is available to FCC specification, and pharmaceutical-grade supply meets USP and Ph. Eur. standards. Bulk quantities are commonly sourced from fermentation-derived production. Documentation is available supporting both food and pharma supply chains. This ensures compliance with global regulatory requirements for high-purity chemical distribution and manufacturing. Contact us for supply of L-aspartic acid Request Quote
Other Names (Synonyms)
L-Aspartate | L-Asparaginic acid | L-Asparaginate | L-Asparagic acid | L-Asparagate | L-Asp | L-Aminosuccinic acid | L-Aminosuccinate
Key Technical Features
- High Purity Grade standard
- Consistent Batch Quality
- Full Regulatory & REACH Support
- Global Logistics Network enabled
Physical Properties
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