Nisin Powder
Limited Water Solubility:
Nisin is poorly soluble in water at neutral pH but dissolves more readily in acidic solutions (pH < 5) due to protonation of its amino groups.
Solubility can be enhanced by using organic solvents (e.g., ethanol) or acid - adjusted water.
Practical Implications:
Requires proper formulation (e.g., acidification or solvent assistance) to ensure uniform distribution in food matrices.
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