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E507

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E507 (Hydrochloric Acid) is a mineral acid found in the human body in gastric acid. It is a highly corrosive acid. The name describes the structure of the molecule: "Hydro-" refers to hydrogen (H), which is the first element in the chemical formula of the acid. "Chloric" indicates that the acid contains chlorine (Cl), which is the second element...

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Component typeChemical

Chemical RiskNot available

Last update2023-04-17 10:06

Main substances

Hydrochloridric acid

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