Iron (II) Carbonate Saccharated BPC59

What is Iron (II) Carbonate Saccharated? Also known as saccharated ferrous carbonate, it is a chemical compound that belongs to the class of iron supplements. Its chemical formula is FeCO₃•C12H₂₂O₁₁. The compound is a complex formed by combining iron (II) carbonate with saccharose (sucrose), a type of sugar. Iron (II) carbonate itself is a greenish solid, but when combined with saccharose, it forms a more palatable and easily digestible form of iron supplement, with the sugar also acting as a stabiliser to prevent oxidation.

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Frequent Uses

Iron Supplements
The main use of ferrous carbonate saccharated is as an iron supplement to combat iron-deficiency anemia. The inclusion of saccharose makes the iron more palatable and digestible, improving its effectiveness in the body. 

Animal Feed
Serves as an iron supplement in animal feed for various species, contributing to livestock nutrition and growth. 

Reducing Agent
Ferrous carbonate can act as a reducing agent in chemical reactions, particularly in the metal and mining industries. 

Chemical Synthesis
Used as a starting material in the synthesis of other iron-containing chemicals.