Calcium pyrophosphate

Calcium pyrophosphate (CAS 7790-76-3), also known as dicalcium diphosphate and abbreviated as CPP, is an inorganic calcium salt.

Where is Calcium pyrophosphate used?

• Oral care: polishing and abrasive agent in toothpaste formulations
• Food: acidity regulator and leavening component in processed foods, baked goods, and dry mixes
• Pharmaceutical solid dosage forms: calcium supplement excipient and diluent in tablet manufacturing
• Personal care: specialty powders and cleansing products requiring mild mechanical action
• It functions as an acidity regulator, buffering agent, and mild abrasive.

Good to know: Provides controlled enamel cleaning without excessive surface wear. Particularly useful where pH stability during processing is critical.

Commercial specifications

• White, fine powder in varying particle sizes
• Bulk quantities in multi-kilogram bags or supersacks
• Smaller packaging for laboratory and development-scale procurement