Calcium sodium phosphate
What is Calcium sodium phosphate?
Calcium sodium phosphate (CAS 13780-17-1), also known commercially as Rhenanite, is an inorganic phosphate salt used as a pH buffer and mineral source.
Where is Calcium sodium phosphate used?
- Food manufacturing: buffering and leavening agent in baked goods, processed cheeses and dry-mix products
- Pharmaceuticals: mineral excipient and pH-adjusting agent in tablet and powder formulations
- Animal feed: bioavailable phosphorus and calcium supplement for livestock and poultry
- Fertilizer blends: slow-release phosphate delivery to soil
- It provides controlled phosphate delivery where calcium and sodium cation balance matters.
Good to know: Buyers should confirm particle size distribution and purity grade when sourcing, as these vary between suppliers and affect dissolution behavior.
Commercial specifications
- Food-grade and feed-grade specifications most commercially prevalent
Other Names (Synonyms)
Rhenanite|Phosphoric acid, calcium sodium salt (1:1:1)|Rhenanite (CaNa(PO4))|Phosphoric acid, monocalcium monosodium salt|RefChem:122908|Calcium sodium phosphate (NaCa(PO4))|Sodium calcium phosphate (NaCaPO4)|Calcium sodium phosphate (CaNa(PO4))