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Cream of Tartar 1 kg

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INCI	Bitartrate de Potassium
Other
Application	Bath foams Bath bombs Hygienic and cosmetic products in which the necessary reaction is the formation of foam
Att brand	Ukraine
Color product	white
Dosage	3-5%
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Cream of Tartar 1 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 kg
Properties	Cream of tartar is a colorless substance that is formed from the acid found in grape juice. Potassium bitartrate is widely used in bath foams, bombs and similar hygiene and cosmetic products, the main function of which is the formation of foam. Cream of tartar itself does not produce foam; to obtain it, it must be used together with a surfactant. Cream of tartar also makes bath bombs much stronger and easier to shape.
Purpose	Cream of tartar is widely used in bubble baths, bombs and similar hygiene and cosmetic products, the main function of which is to create foam. For example, a mixture of a 60% solution of potassium bicarbonate, 30% cream of tartar and 10% surfactant forms a substance that hardens within a few hours into a solid of a given shape - the result is BUBBLE BARS.
Solubility	in water
View	white crystals or powder without lumps or odor
Valid until	05.2028

Cream of Tartar 1 kg

Cream of Tartar: A Natural and Versatile Ingredient for Baking and Cosmetic Applications