Piperonal Stable Isotopes

Information about: Piperonal

Piperonal stable isotopes are a group of isotopes of the organic compound piperonal that have a stable nucleus and do not decay over time. These isotopes can be used in various applications such as drug discovery and forensic analysis. They are chemically identical to the non-isotopic form of piperonal, but they have distinct atomic weights, which make them useful for various analytical techniques. The use of piperonal stable isotopes is becoming increasingly popular in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries, as they allow for more accurate and precise analyses.

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Piperonal-[13C,D2]

CAT No.:
CS-I-00530

CAS No:
Not Available

M.F.:
C₇₁₃CH₄D₂O₃

M.W.:
153.14

Stock Status:
Enquires

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Piperonal Stable Isotopes