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2,3-O-Isopropylidene-D-ribofuranose Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Carobhydrates. CAS No. 13199-25-2. Categories: 4099-88-1, (3ar,6r,6ar)-6-(hydroxymethyl)-2,2-dimethyltetrahydrofuro[3. | US, Austria, Lithuania |
9-Tetradecyn-1-ol Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | 9-Tetradecyn-1-ol. Uses: 9-Tetradecyn-1-ol is the precursor to the sex pheromones, (Z)-9-tetradecenol (myristoleyl alcohol), (Z)-9-tetradecenal and (Z)-9-tetradecenyl acetate, of Homoeosoma electellum (Sunflower moth), Maliarpha separatella (African white stemborer), Spodoptera exigua (Beet armyworm), Dioryctria resinosella (Red pine shoot moth), Hulstia undulatella (Sugarbeet crown borer), Adoxophyes orana (Summerfruit tortrix), Helicoverpa armigera (Cotton bollworm), Euzophera semifuneralis (American plum borer), Heliothis peltigera (Bordered straw), Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Carob moth), Tyta luctuosa (Four-spotted moth), Macronoctua onusta (Iris borer) and Heliothis virescens (Tobacco budworm). Also, 9-Tetradecyn-1-ol allows access to (E,Z)-3,13-Octadecadien-1-ol, (E,Z)-3,13-Octadecadienyl acetate and (Z,Z)-3,13-Octadecadien-1-ol, pheromones for Zeuzera pyrina (Leopord Moth) and Paranthrene robiniae (Western Poplar Clearwing). Group: Pheromone Ingredients. Alternative Names: 9-Tetradecin-1-ol - Tetradec-9-yn-1-ol. Grades: 96.0% minimum. CAS No. 60037-69-6. Molecular formula: C14H26O. Mole weight: 210.36. | |
Ceratonia Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Ceratonia occurs as a yellow-green or white colored powder. Although odorless and tasteless in the dry powder form, ceratonia acquires a leguminous taste when boiled in water. Uses: Used for research and manufacturing. Group: Binder Excipients. Alternative Names: Algaroba; carob bean gum; carob flour; ceratonia gum; ceratonia siliqua; ceratonia siliqua gum; Cheshire gum; E410; gomme de caroube; locust bean gum; Meyprofleur; St Johns bread. Grades: Pharmceutical Excipients. CAS No. 9000-40-2. Product ID: PE-0468. | |
Guar Gum, 2500-5000 cPs, 100 Mesh Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, 2500-5000 cPs, 300 Mesh Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, 2500-9000 cPs Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, 3000-4500 cPs (1% in water, 25°C, 24h) Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, 3000-5000 cPs Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, 3000-7000 cPs Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, 350-700 mPa.s (1%, water, 20°C, dry matter equivalent) Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, 4500-4900 mPa.s Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, 5000-5500 cPs Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, ≥3500 mPa.s Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, ≥4500 mPa.s Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Guar Gum, ≥5000 mPa.s Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Guar gum is a macromolecular natural hydrophilic colloid that can be extracted from the fruit of the carob tree and guar beans. Guar gum is connected with mannopyranose units as the backbone to form the main chain, which has a similar structure to cellulose, so it can be quickly adsorbed on the surface of fibers, and can provide a large number of hydroxyl groups for the formation of hydrogen bonds between fibers, which can effectively to promote the bonding between fibers. In addition, guar gum improves retention of fillers and fines while avoiding undesirable flocculation between fibers. Guar gum can be dissolved in cold or hot water to form a sol, and the pH of the natural solution is between 6-8. Guar gum is divided into food grade and industrial grade, and is widely used in food, medicine, petroleum, daily chemical, papermaking, textile, printing and dyeing and other industries. Uses: ·Bioimmobilization carrier material: for immobilizing tyrosinase biofilms ·Controlled drug release: an important candidate for colon-targeted drug delivery vehicles ·Fishing and environmental protection applications: as feed binders and environmental protection additives, etc. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9000-30-0. Molecular Weight: 535.1453 g/mol. Boiling Point: >220 °C (dec.). Flash Point: 99 %. Density: It yields a mucilage of variable viscosity when dissolved in water, practically insoluble in ethanol (96 per cent). | |
Locust bean gum Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Locust bean gum is a galactomannan vegetable gum extracted from the seeds of the carob tree and used as a thickening agent (gelling agent) in food technology. Uses: Antidiarrheals. Synonyms: Carob gum; Ceratonia; Algaroba; Carob bean gum; Carob flour; Ceratonia gum; Ceratonia siliqua; Ceratonia siliqua gum; Cheshire gum; E410; Gomme decaroube; Carob gum; Meyprofleur. CAS No. 9000-40-2. Molecular formula: C10H11ClN2O2. Mole weight: 226.66. | |
LOCUST BEAN GUM Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | LOCUST BEAN GUM. Uses: Used for research and manufacturing. Group: Food Ingredients. Alternative Names: Carobbeanextract; carobflour; Carobgum; carobseedgum; ceratoniagum; fructoline; indalcaabv; johannisbrotmehl. CAS No. 9000-40-2. Product ID: CDF4-0153. | |
Z-9-Tetradecenal Quick inquiry Where to buy Suppliers range | Z-9-Tetradecenal. Group: Insect Pheromone. Alternative Names: 9Z-14CHO. Grades: 98%. CAS No. 53939-27-8. Molecular formula: C14H26O. Mole weight: 210.36. IUPAC Name: Z-9-TETRADECENAL. Exact Mass: 210.19800. Boiling Point: 297.4ºC at 760mmHg. Flash Point: 137.9ºC. Density: 0.839g/cm3. Target Insects: Bordered straw, Tobacco budworm, Four-spotted, Carob moth, Iris borer, Cotton bollworm, American plum borer, as well as other lepidoptera. |