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Description : Choline Chloride is indispensable for a number of fundamental processes in the body. Although a natural ingredient in many foodstuffs, the concentration is usually too low to ensure proper development and optimum growth in young animals. Choline chloride is the most widely used - and most economical - form of choline for supplementing diets. Mainly used as an animal feed additive. Generally classified as a B-complex vitamin (referred to as vitamin B4 in some publications), choline influences the metabolism of carotene and vitamin A in animals. It is in fact an essential component for ensuring the proper functioning of the nervous system. Choline plays a vital role in a number of different ways: . by building and maintaining cell structures; . by forming acetylcholine for the transmission of impulses; . by preventing perosis in poultry; and . by building lecithin. |
Appearance: White hygroscopic crystalline powder with Slight odor of Amines
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Appearance: Brown Colour granule powder, usually having slight odor of trimethyline, it is hygroscopic
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Appearance: White Colour powder, usually having slight odor of trimethyline, it is hygroscopic
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Appearance: Clear to Slight Yellowiest Solution having slight odor of trimethyline.
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