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Acetanilide, ROTI®Calipure is a melting point standard covering the range 113–116 °C, supplied as 1 g in glass for calibration of melting-point apparatus. The compound has the empirical formula C₈H₉NO, molar mass 135,17 g/mol, density 1,121 g/cm³, flash point 161 °C and boiling point 304 °C, with CAS number 103-84-4 and EG nr. 203-150-7. These reference data support accurate instrument verification in laboratories that determine physical properties of organic solids. Offered from manufacturer Carl ROTH under the ROTI®Calipure line, the material is intended for melting-point determination workflows rather than synthetic use. Defined melting behaviour in the 113–116 °C window allows operators to check thermometer accuracy and apparatus performance against a known organic standard. The 1 g glass pack provides a practical quantity for repeated calibration runs while protecting the solid from moisture and contamination. Density of 1,121 g/cm³ and thermal data including flash point 161 °C and boiling point 304 °C complete the physicochemical profile needed for safe laboratory handling. Acetanilide ROTI®Calipure integrates readily into quality systems that require documented melting-point standards for routine equipment qualification.
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