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Feed Grade Calcium Butyrate Powder, CAS 5743-36-2, is the calcium salt of butyric acid at 98% purity, a white fine powder. It carries the biological functions of butyric acid in a stable calcium salt form, which is what makes it convenient to store and transport compared with the acid itself. In the gut, butyric acid is the main energy source for intestinal cells, so the additive strengthens the intestinal barrier, suppresses Salmonella and E. coli, and lifts feed conversion rate.
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| Appearance | White powder |
|---|---|
| Calcium butyrate as C8H14CaO4 | 98.0% |
| pH value | 7.0 - 10.0 |
| Drying loss | 5.0% max |
| Heavy metals as Pb | 0.001% max |
| Arsenic as As | 0.0002% |
Sodium butyrate brings sodium into the ration; calcium butyrate brings calcium instead, which matters where the sodium budget is already committed or where a calcium contribution is useful. Both are dry powders; the glycerides are the liquids to use when sustained release further down the gut is the objective.
FAQ
98% purity, feed grade, supplied as a white fine powder with a guaranteed composition analysis value of 98.0%.
It has the biological functions of butyric acid but exists as a stable calcium salt, which is far more convenient for storage, transport and dosing.
It contributes calcium rather than sodium to the ration. Both are dry powders delivering butyrate to the gut.
It inhibits pathogenic bacteria such as Salmonella and Escherichia coli and regulates the balance of intestinal microecology.
5.0% max, with pH between 7.0 and 10.0.
Yes, TDS, MSDS and a sample COA are available for Calcium Butyrate 98% in the document centre.
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