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Sunset Yellow FCF IUPAC Name Disodium 6-Hydroxy-5 Sunset Yellow FCF IUPAC name Disodium 6-hydroxy-5-[(4-sulfophenyl)azo]-2- naphthalenesulfononate other names Orange Yellow S; FD&C Yellow 6; C.I. 15985; E110 Identifiers CAS number 2783-94-0 Properties Molecular formula C16H10Na2O7S2N2 Molar mass 452.37 g/mol Melting point 300 °C FD&C Yellow No.6 Regulatory Info CFR 74.340 (food use) Color Yellow Orange Light Stability Moderate Heat Stability Fair Solubility water, ethanol, propylene glycol pH Range 2.0-14.0 Application Cereals, baked goods, snack foods, ice cream, beverages, dessert powders, confections Common Name Sunset Yellow C.I. No. 15985 EC No. E110 CAS No 2783-94-0 Sunset Yellow FCF (also known as Orange Yellow S, FD&C Yellow 6 or C.I. 15985) is a colorant that may be added to foods to induce a colour change[citation needed]. It is denoted by E Number E110[citation needed], and has the capacity for inducing an allergic reaction[citation needed]. It is a synthetic coal tar and azo yellow dye useful in fermented foods which must be heat treated. It may be found in orange squash, orange jelly, marzipan, Swiss roll, Irn-Bru, apricot jam, citrus marmalade, lemon curd, sweets, hot chocolate mix and packet soups, trifle mix, breadcrumbs and cheese sauce mix and soft drinks. Specifically it can be found in the capsules of DayQuil (in high concentrations), some extra strength Tylenol, Astro peach yogurt (potentially others), fortune cookies, some red sauces, certain pound cakes, snack chips and other yellow, orange, and red food products. Sunset Yellow is often used in conjunction with E123, Amaranth, in order to produce a brown colouring in both chocolates and caramel [citation needed]. At high concentrations, Sunset Yellow in solution with water undergoes a phase change from an isotropic liquid to a nematic liquid crystal. This occurs between 0.8 M and 0.9 M at room temperature. FD&C Yellow 6 is found in... Body Wash & Cleanser (219) Moisturizer (199) Blush (167) Shampoo (119) Liquid Hand Soap (66) Nail Polish (61) Fragrance For Women (60) Lipstick with SPF (60) Lip Liner (59) Sunless Tanning (50) Fragrance For Men (48) Body Mist (33) Styling Gel/Lotion (30) Facial Cleanser (25) Dry Dog Food (23) Makeup (General) (23) Hair Color and Bleaching (23) Bath & Shower (General) (23) Facial Moisturizer/Treatment (21) Lip Treatment (18) Hand Cream (16) Body Spray (16) Bubble Bath (16) Mouthwash (15) Hair Relaxer (15) Bath Oil/Salts/Soak (15) Lip Gloss with SPF (14) Anti-Aging (14) Bar Soap (14) Lip Plumper (13) Bronzer (12) Shampoo Plus Conditioner (12) Mask (11) Wet Dog Food (11) Leave-In Conditioner (10) Anti-Dandruff (10) Body and Foot Scrub (10) Facial Powder (10) Tanning Oil (10) Breath Fresheners (10) Sunscreen SPF 15 and Above (9) After Shave (9) Hair Care (General) (8) Baby Shampoo (8) Depilatories (Women's) (8) Oral Pain Relief (7) Hand Dishwashing (7) General Products (7) Hair Spray (7) Baby Lotion (7) Shaving Cream (6) Internal Analgesic (6) Anti Frizz (6) Facial Scrub (5) Sunscreen Below SPF 15 (5) Skin Toners (5) Dry Cat Food (5) Glitter (5) Foot Moisturizer (5) Eye Liner (5) After Sun Product (4) Soap (General) (4) Detangler (4) Baby Care (General) (4) Toothpaste (4) Hair Removal Waxes (4) Deodorants & Antiperspirants (Men's) (3) Wet Cat Food (3) Lice Treatment (3) Lip Balm with SPF (3) Nail Treatment (3) Facial Wipes (3) Concealer (3) Air Fresheners (3) Eye Care (General) (3) Brow Makeup (3) Skin Care Kits (2) Styling Mousse/Foam (2) Hair Perm (2) Denture Care (2) Cuticle Treatment (2) Whitening Toothpaste (2) Acne Treatment Kits (1) Nail Strengthener (1) Shaving Cream (Men's) (1) Muscle/Joint Soreness (1) Skin Fading/Lightener (1) Menstrual/Diuretic (1) Floor Care (1) Stretch Mark Treatment (1) Antacid (1) Baby Oil (1) Deodorants & Antiperspirants (General) (1) Children's Shampoo (1) Body Firming Lotion (1) Baby Soap & Bath (1) Eczema/Damaged Skin Treatment (1) Anti-Itch/Rash Cream (0) Feminine Hygiene (0) Poison Ivy/Oak/Sumac (0) .
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