Resource SN real or not

[iamangel56743]

Curing Meat Sodium Nitrite 99% 150g/ bag USP Grade Food use
Will this do the trick

 

[NearlyIrrelevantCake]

Yes, it just has to be over 95%. This will work fine.

 

[doomerguy88]

Yes, it just has to be over 95%. This will work fine.

Do you know what the difference is between one listed as food grade and one as analytical reagent?

 

[NearlyIrrelevantCake]

Do you know what the difference is between one listed as food grade and one as analytical reagent?

Food grade means it's safe/approved for use in food [deli meats often]; it's low in heavy metals, other contaminants, etc. It has absolutely no effect on CTB.

 

[doomerguy88]

Food grade means it's safe/approved for use in food [deli meats often]; it's low in heavy metals, other contaminants, etc. It has absolutely no effect on CTB.

Thanks

 

[BradGuy123]

Food grade means it's safe/approved for use in food [deli meats often]; it's low in heavy metals, other contaminants, etc. It has absolutely no effect on CTB.

To be clear do you mean that SN listed as food grade and SN listed as an analytical reagent can both be used to CTB? I'm on this forum to educate myself in case I have ever to do it due to economic reasons and not being able to maintain steady work. Thank you.

 

[NearlyIrrelevantCake]

To be clear do you mean that SN listed as food grade and SN listed as an analytical reagent can both be used to CTB? I'm on this forum to educate myself in case I have ever to do it due to economic reasons and not being able to maintain steady work. Thank you.

Yes, they both work the same. It's the exact same chemical, it's just one is approved for use in making food.