Comparing E909 - Spermaceti vs E914 - Oxidised polyethylene wax
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What is spermaceti used for?
E909 is a whale-derived wax that was formerly used as a glazing/release (anti-sticking) agent on confectionery and some fruits.
Is spermaceti still used?
No—its use in foods is not authorized in the EU or US, and trade in whale products is widely prohibited; manufacturers use alternatives like carnauba or microcrystalline waxes.
What does spermaceti look like?
It is a hard, white, crystalline wax that is nearly odorless and tasteless, with a slightly oily feel.
What was spermaceti used for?
In foods it served as a glazing/anti-sticking agent (E909); outside food it was used for high-quality candles, ointments, and polishes.
How much spermaceti is in a sperm whale?
The spermaceti organ of a large sperm whale can contain up to about 1,900 liters (roughly 500 U.S. gallons) of spermaceti.
What is e914 in food?
E914 (oxidised polyethylene wax) is a synthetic wax used as a glazing/surface-coating agent, mainly on fruits and some confectionery or chewing gum, to provide shine and reduce moisture loss.
What size bolts for bwd e914?
That refers to a BWD E914 automotive part, not the food additive E914; bolt sizes should be checked in the vehicle’s service manual or the part maker’s specifications.
What size bolts for bwd e914 coil?
This is about a BWD E914 ignition coil, not the food additive; consult the coil’s installation guide or the vehicle service manual for the correct bolt size.