Aluminium Glycinate CAS 13682-92-3
Chemical Name: Aluminium glycinate
Synonyms: Dihydroxyaluminium glycinate; Glycine aluminum; Dihydroxyaliminum aminoacetate; Dihydroxyaluminium; Aluminum Glycine
CAS No.: 13682-92-3
Molecular Fomula: C2H3AlNO4
Molecular weight: 132.03
Appearance: White powder
Description
Aluminium Glycinate Quick Details
Chemical Name: Aluminium glycinate
Synonyms: Dihydroxyaluminium glycinate; Glycine aluminum; Dihydroxyaliminum aminoacetate; Dihydroxyaluminium; Aluminum Glycine
CAS No.: 13682-92-3
Molecular Fomula: C2H3AlNO4
Chemical Structure:
Molecular weight: 132.03
Appearance: White powder
Assay????99.0%
Aluminium Glycinate Typical Properties
ITEMS
SPECIFICATION
Purity
99.0%min
Water
1%max
Aluminium Glycinate Application:
Usage: Detergent, electroplating solution, pharmaceutical industry, etc., can neutralize gastric acid, reduce gastric acidity and acid load entering the duodenum, reduce gastric acid, reduce pepsin activity, alleviate upper abdominal pain symptoms; and have astringent and hemostatic effects. Properties: White, colorless and odorless. Slightly sweet powder, soluble in water and organic solvents, insoluble in inorganic acid and alkali solutions.
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Aluminium Glycinate Storage
It should be stored in a clean, dry and cool place, preventing from sunlight, rain.
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