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Vitamin A additives are an important kind of vitamin, the role and main functions of vitamins: include the maintenance of normal visual function, normal growth and development of bones and reproduction, and so on. Reasonable addition of vitamin A will greatly promote the healthy development of feed animals.
Item NO.:
CAS NO. 11103-57-4Color:
Yellow flaky crystals or crystalline powderPackage:
25KG/DrumDescription
Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin, organic compound, stable to heat, acid and alkali, easily oxidised, UV light can promote its oxidative destruction. Vitamin A includes A1 and A2, A1 is retinol, and vitamin A2 is 3-dehydroretinol, whose physiological activity is 40 per cent of that of vitamin A1.
Specification
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Item |
Specification |
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Appearance |
Fluidity powder |
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Colour |
Yellow |
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Particle Size |
100 % pass through sieve 40 mesh 90 % pass through sieve 80 mesh |
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Loss on drying:(%) |
≤5 |
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Pb（ppm） |
≤10.0 |
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Arsenic（ppm) |
≤2.0 |
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Vitamin A Acetate（IU/g） |
≥500,000 |
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Total bacterial count：（cfu/g） |
≤1×103 |
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Coli form bacteria：（MPN/100g） |
≤40 |
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Fungi and yeast：（cfu/g） |
≤50 |
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Salmonella：(/25g) |
Negative |
Application
Vitamin A is a crucial feed additive with varying effects on different animals. In pigs, it can enhance piglet survival rates, promote growth, and increase the number of sow litters and weaned piglets. In chickens, vitamin A helps maintain healthy eyesight, promotes body and bone growth, boosts egg production and quality, and improves hatching rates. Additionally, cattle require a high concentration of vitamin A for embryonic development, reproduction, immunity, and growth. Increasing vitamin A intake in sheep can improve growth rate and wool production, as well as reproductive performance and resistance to diseases. Therefore, it is essential to provide them with timely vitamin A supplementation. In general, vitamin A supplementation is crucial.
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