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Azelaic Acid

Azelaic Acid · Catalogue CHB 01 01682 · Technical product access with documentation and RFQ support.

CAS NUMBER123-99-9
MOLECULAR FORMULAC9H16O4
MOLECULAR WEIGHT188.22
CHEMBUILD CATALOGUECHB 01 01682
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Handling & supply snapshotUnit size: 25MG,50MG · Storage: Refrigerator · Shipping: 0-5°C

Product Overview

Product Code
CHB 01 01682
Product / Chemical Name
Azelaic Acid
Product Group / Category
API
CAS Number
123-99-9
Molecular Formula
C9H16O4
Molecular Weight
188.22
Appearance
White Solid
Unit Size
25MG,50MG
Storage Conditions
Refrigerator
Shipping Temperature
0-5°C
BTM / Narcotic Substance
No
Synonyms
Nonanedioic Acid; Azelate; Nonanedioate;
Other Details
NA
Product Family / Source Group
Azelaic Acid - API

Technical Data

Chemical / Product Name
Azelaic Acid
CAS Number
123-99-9
Molecular Formula
C9H16O4
Molecular Weight
188.22
Appearance
White Solid
Synonyms
Nonanedioic Acid; Azelate; Nonanedioate;
Storage Conditions
Refrigerator
Shipping Temperature
0-5°C
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