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Purple Sweet Potato Pigment

E60, a pH entry of 2.0–4.0 and a water-solubility statement appear in the source details. Request the code definition, method and evaluation conditions for the proposed grade.

Source-listed formPowder

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Spec,E60 — source-listed code; meaning, units and method require confirmation.
PH2.0-4.0
AppearancePurple red fine powder
Solubility100% Water Soluble

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Supplier-detail table · checked 2026-10-25

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Spec,E60 — source-listed code; meaning, units and method require confirmation.
PH2.0-4.0
AppearancePurple red fine powder
Solubility100% Water Soluble
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Purple Sweet Potato Pigment · selection context

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Source-listed appearance
Purple red fine powder
Source specification wording
Source code: E60
Listed physical form
Powder

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