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How much can sodium citrate be overheated and decomposed?

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You can search on this network. If you have 150 degrees Celsius with crystal water, you will lose crystal water and then decompose.

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Azizi Gill Follow

Boiling point decomposes at 175 ° C

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Dave LaFrenere Follow

The decomposition temperature of citric acid is about 175 degrees, and the decomposition temperature of sodium citrate is high. At least 230-240 degrees can be required

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