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Size: 500g Quantity: CAS: [7632-00-0] Grade: High Purity DG: Yes Storage: 18 to 25C Sterile: No Stock: Usually in Stock More Info Product Description: Sodium nitrite Total Product Size: 500g Individual Container Size: 500g Number of Containers: 1 Shipping Conditions: RT UNSPSC Code: 12352200 UNSPSC Category: Biochemical Reagents Hazard Class: Class 5.1(6.1) Hazard UN: Un15 Hazard PG: PGIII DocumentsSupport
Where do you get sodium nitrite?Nearly 93 percent of sodium nitrite comes from leafy vegetables & tubers and our own saliva. Vegetables contain sodium nitrate, which is converted to sodium nitrite when it comes into contact with saliva in the mouth.
What is the difference between sodium nitrate and sodium nitrite?Sodium nitrate is a naturally occurring chemical compound created during photosynthesis while sodium nitrite is synthetically made. A common substitute for sodium nitrite is celery juice which contains nitrates.
What does eating sodium nitrite do to your body?Sodium nitrate (and its cousin additive sodium nitrite) is a common preservative used in cured meat products including bacon, deli meat, and jerky. It has been linked to the development of heart disease and diabetes. This additive has been cut out from some foods due to these concerns.
What can I use instead of sodium nitrite?Sodium Nitrate and Sodium Nitrite Substitutes
You can use saltpeter, or potassium nitrate, to cure meats that will be cooked before serving, such as bacon. Similar to curing salt, saltpeter draws water out of cells, creating an inhospitable environment for bacteria.
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