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Citric acid solution make-up

Ask a chemist › Category: Batch chemistry › Citric acid solution make-up
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David Cohen asked 2 years ago

I want to use anhydrous citric acid powder to make a solution equivalent to 21 grams citric acid monohydride in 100 grams of solution. How much powder do I need to dissolve in DI water to make this equivalent solution?

Question Tags: Citric acid work stream

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