Natural Drugstore, Glaubersalt, 100 g

Item description

Glaubersalt is named after the German pharmacist and chemist, Johann Rudolph Glauber, who lived from 1604 to 1670. Glauber was the first to produce the chemical compound sodium sulfate. As a mineral, it is known as the white, monoclinic mirabilite formed by the evaporation of seawater. Glauber's salt is also called sulfuric acid baking soda and can be used for food to a limited extent. As an additive, it has E-number 514. Sodium sulphates are used i.a. for adjusting the salt concentration in beverages.

Net weight

100 g

Instructions

For food - limited use.