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Acetic acid D₁ is a deuterated acetic acid grade at 99 Atom%D, supplied for nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and related spectrometric applications. The empirical formula is CH₃COOD, with CAS number 758-12-3 and EG nr. 212-059-1. Molar mass is 61,06 g/mol and density is 1,06 g/cm³. The boiling point ranges from 116 to 118 °C, and the flash point is 40 °C. Packed as 50 ml in glass, the material is suited to NMR sample preparation and labelling work where a high deuterium content in the carboxyl position is required. This compound from manufacturer Carl ROTH belongs to the spectroscopy and NMR compounds category, supporting structural elucidation and solvent or reagent roles in deuterium-sensitive experiments. The glass bottle protects the deuterated acid during storage and transfer under standard laboratory conditions. Clear Atom%D specification helps match method requirements for isotopic enrichment. Overall weight is 0,116 kg. Handle as a flammable organic acid in accordance with laboratory safety practice and consult the accompanying documentation before use.
This article is part of Acids, in Acids & bases.
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- Deuterising degree: ≥99,0 %
- Water (KF, H2O+D2O): ≤1 %
- Assay (GC): ≥99.0 %
- CAS number: 758-12-3
- Pack size: 50 ml glass
- EG nr.: 212-059-1
- Empirical formula: CH₃COOD
- Molar mass: 61,06 g/mol
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