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    What is the E number for/of Sodium Carbonate?

    Question #23343. Asked by MT.

    Tabby Tom

    E-500. The number also covers sodium hydrogen carbonate and sodium sesquicarbonate

    (Pears Factfinder 2002)

    Oct 17 02, 6:30 PM

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