Introduction to D(-)-Tartaric Acid
D(-)-Tartaric Acid is also called D(1)-threo-2,3-dihydroxy
succinic acid ,with the CAS number 147-71-7.D(-)-Tartaric Acid is a kind of white crystals, and
it is sensitive to light. Besides, it is stable chemically and is incompatible with oxidizing
agents,bases, reducing agents.In addition, its product categories are various, including fine
chemical & intermediates,chiral compounds, carboxylic acids (chiral), chiral building
blocks,synthetic organic chemistry and chiral chemicals.
D-Tartaric acid is mainly present in the form of potassium salt in a variety of plants, fruits.
There is also a small amount present in free species. In the field of practical application of
tartaric acid, they usually mainly use the L(+)tartaric acid or its
salts. The industrial way to get L(+)tartaric acid is through fermentation of glucose, raceme
fumaric acid can be obtained with the potassium permanganate oxidation.