Peter R wrote:
Dear Members.
I have received a piece of information that I am not able to qualify.
I would appreciate any comment on this subject.
I do not have not the slightest idea, if this information is correct
or not.
Now having completed my warning, the following.
L-Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) + Salt (Sodium Chloride) - When mixed
produce Formaldehyde.
C6H8C6 + NaCl (or KCl) =HCHO
First, ascorbic acid is C6H6O6, not C6H6C6.
In any chemical equation, the sides must balance. They do not, such a
reaction as shown is impossible. The number of carbons would go from 6
to 1, the number of hydrogen atoms would go from 8 to 2, the number of
oxygen atoms would go from 6 to 1, and the number of sodium and chlorine
atoms would go from 1 to 0.
The only possible equation I see of that mix is:
C6H8O6 + NaCl < NaC6H7O6 + HCl
That is that if you take Sodium ascorbate the hydrochloric acid in your
stomach will reduce it to ascorbic acid and table salt.
Marshall
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