Ascorbic Acid

ascorbic acid, popularly known as, vitamin c is a water soluble vitamin. Ascorbic acid functions as coenzyme or as a cofactor in the body. Ascorbic acid is necessary for normal function of cellular units and sub cellular structures. In metabolism, ascorbic acid functions to accept and donate hydrogen. Ascorbic acid also plays an important role in the synthesis of neurotransmitters, compounds which allow nerve impulse transmission between nerve axons. Production of collagen, a protein substance in fibrous tissue, depends on ascorbic acid. Vitamin c maintains capillary integrity through the production of intercellular cement substance. This function promotes the healing of wounds fractures, bruises, some hemorrhages and bleeding gum. Additionally, it reduces susceptibility to infections. details :

• molecular formula : c6h806
• case no. : 50-81-7
• einecs no. : 200-066-2
• fema no. : 2109
• h.s. No. : 29362700

• ascorbic acid helps to facilitate the absorption of iron and calcium, and it is essential for the utilization of folacin. It is also acts as anti oxidant in the body, which performs very useful functions.
• ascorbic acid supplementation is beneficial for patients suffering from scurvy and its symptoms. Recommended dosages for these patients are 100 mg three times per day, with the alleviation of symptoms usually apparent in 5 days.

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