E211 or Sodium benzoate GRAS (Generally Regarded as Safe) and is not harmful when used at the required maximum ratio of 0.1%. This means that 1mg ((? should be ~1 gram- i.e 0.1 % by weight)) of Sodium benzoate can be used to preserve 1L of product.
A very high amount, in the order of 100 - 200g, might cross react with other substances. It is however highly unlikely that this amount will ever be reached when the product is used as it was intended (not eating the powder raw, but as a preservative in a liquid).
The food additive 211 is a common preservative that the FDA finds safe for human consumption. The chemical could be harmful to cats if they consume products with this preservative.
Preservative 211 is Sodium benzoate. It is used to kill bacteria and fungi in acidic conditions - low ph, eg in fizzy drinks, cordials, jams, vinegar based preserves, and citric acid based juices. It is being researched as to whether this preservative causes cancer by damaging the DNA of cells. This may also lead to many neurological diseases such as parkinsons.
Yes, preservative 220 can in fact be harmful to the human body. Preservative 220 is a color dye. It is used to preserve color in foods and contains harmful chemicals.
In the UK e211 is a food preservative called Sodium Benzoate, used mainly to preserve non acidic foods. It is also used in oral medications.
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no it's not a preservative
u are so dumb it's 211!!!!!! what the heck!!!!
Preservative is a noun.
20% of 211= 20% * 211= 0.2 * 211= 42.2
1 + 211 = 212
The factors of 211 are: 1, 211
1 x 211, 211 x 1