trikalciumfosfat
Trikalciumfosfat, commonly known as tricalcium phosphate (TCP), is a calcium phosphate with the chemical formula Ca3(PO4)2. It exists in two polymorphs at ambient pressure: alpha-TCP and beta-TCP. The beta form is the stable phase at room temperature, while alpha-TCP forms under high-temperature conditions and can transform to other calcium phosphate phases when heated.
In nature, TCP is not a common pure mineral and is primarily produced synthetically for medical, dental,
Applications include its use as a calcium source in foods and supplements, and as a filler and
Safety and regulation: TCP is generally regarded as safe for many uses in food and consumer products.