Sodium Succinate

Sodium Succinate is an ingredient used in many products including shampoo, toothpaste, and lotion. It is a derivative of the salt called sodium chloride and is often found in water treatment plants. Sodium Succinate is a less-expensive form of sodium chloride and is found in many items that are made from water. It is used in some products as a way to lower the amount of sodium chloride that is in the product. Sodium Succinate is a salt made up of the sodium ion and the succinate anion. This salt is most commonly found in nature in the form of potassium sodium succinate. Sodium Succinate is commonly used in chemistry as a salt of a base and an acid. It is often used as a buffer solution, and can be used as a source of energy for certain reactions.