Ferric Citrate

Ferric Citrate is an iron(III) coordination compound with the chemical formula

C

6

H

5

FeO

7

C

6

H

5

FeO

7

, commonly existing as a hydrate (e.g., monohydrate). It appears as a garnet red to brown powder, odorless and hygroscopic (absorbs moisture from the air). Ferric citrate is freely soluble in water and forms complex coordination structures where citrate acts as a ligand to ferric ions.

Description for Website

Ferric Citrate Extra Pure is a high-quality iron(III) citrate complex supplied as a garnet red to brown crystalline powder. It is widely used as a bioavailable form of iron in nutritional supplements, as a phosphate binder in medical treatments for chronic kidney disease, and in chemical synthesis. The compound exhibits excellent water solubility and stability and is odorless, making it suitable for pharmaceutical and food applications. Strict purity standards ensure minimal contaminants, supporting safe and effective use.

Key Features

Chemical formula:

C

6

H

5

FeO

7

C

6

H

5

FeO

7

(monohydrate form common)

Appearance: Garnet red to brown powder, odorless

Purity: Extra pure grade for sensitive applications

Solubility: Highly soluble in water

Biological roles: Iron supplement, phosphate binder in kidney disease treatment

Other uses: Chemical reagent and coordination chemistry studies

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place in a tightly sealed container

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