In answer to your question.....although we have not, as yet, had scanning electron analysis run on any of the sodium ascorbate samples....logic, alone, would dictate a very high probability that no contravening process has occurred. My personal preference is, for obvious reasons, to use sodium ascorbate as the vitamin C fraction, instead of ascorbic acid. There may, yet, appear some element which will require sole reliance upon ascorbic acid.....but I doubt it.
Best Regards, Brooks.
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Subject : RE: CS>Liposomal Vit. C: Ancillary Commentary
Date : Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:11:55 -0400
From : <rans...@atmc.net>
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Brooks-
For those of us who are already doing this with an ultrasonic unit, and we
are using L-Ascorbic Acid per your original instructions, should we now
convert it to sodium ascorbate prior to encapsulation?
Thanks, DaddyBob
