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I have been scouring the web trying to find any sort of record of anhydrous potassium citrate, and all I’ve been able to find from actual chemical vendors is the monohydrate form. One of the guys at a company I reached out to about this said that all readily available sources of potassium citrate would be the monohydrate form. Is it possible that there is either no anhydrous form for potassium citrate, or that potassium citrate is too hygoscopic to truly stay anhydrous? Any help or guidance here is appreciated (I didn’t know the best way to flair this, so I figured general would work)
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