
Scleroglucan, Sclerotium Gum, Vis-SC, Technical Grade
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General Description
Scleroglucan is a branched polysaccharide produced by a filamentous fungus Sclerotium rolfsii. The primary structure of scleroglucan consist of a backbone of repeating β(1 → 3)-linked glucose residues with approximately every third residue bearing a β(1 → 6)-linked D-glucose branch. This large and complex fungal polysaccharide is soluble in water and is considered a rigid, rod-like, shear thinning β-glucan. In basic solutions, scleroglucan has a tendency to self-associate as a semi-reversible triple helix.
Other name: Sclerotium Gum
CAS No.: 39464-87-4
Function
Thickener, Suspension Agent, Binder, Emulsifier, Stabilizer and Viscosity Agent.
Grades and Specifications
Item |
Vis-SC600 |
Appearance |
Light yellow powder |
Particle size, through 80 mesh |
Min. 90% |
Moisture, % |
Max. 12 |
pH |
6.0 – 7.0 |
Viscosity, 1%, 25°C, 3#60rpm, mPa.s |
Min. 600 |
Viscosity, 1%, 20% NaCl, 25°C, 3#60rpm, mPa.s |
Min. 600 |
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