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L’acide 2,3,4-trihydroxycinnamique est un dérivé d’acide cinnamique polyhydroxylé fourni avec une pureté de 95 % min., portant le numéro CAS 13058-13-4 et la formule brute C₉H₈O₅. Sa masse molaire est de 196,16 g/mol. Le fabricant indique un point d'éclair de 253,9 °C, fournissant une référence thermique concrète pour une utilisation en laboratoire. Cette fiche produit convient aux normes analytiques, aux essais de couplage ou d'estérification à petite échelle, ainsi qu'aux expériences biochimiques nécessitant un bloc de construction d'acide trihydroxycinnamique. Provenant du fabricant Carl ROTH parmi les produits chimiques et biochimiques, le produit est spécifié par son numéro CAS, son dosage minimal, sa formule et sa masse molaire afin de faciliter la documentation. Conjugués, l'identité structurelle, l'attestation de pureté et les données relatives au point d'éclair permettent aux groupes de recherche d'intégrer en toute confiance l'acide 2,3,4-trihydroxycinnamique dans des flux de travail synthétiques ou des sciences du vivant dépendant de réactifs de type cinnamate phénolique bien caractérisés.
Cet article appartient aux catégories Identification microbienne, contrôle de l'hygiène & tests rapides, dans Milieux de culture et microbiologie.
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