Glycine 99%CAS NO 56-40-6

Basic Info

Model No.: cy56-40-6

Additional Info

Packaging: 25kg

Productivity: 10000

Brand: cy

Transportation: Ocean,Land,Air

Place of Origin: China

Supply Ability: 10

Certificate: Enterprise standard

HS Code: 29224910

Port: QINGDAO

Product Description

Glycine aminoacetic acid, short for Gly or G, is the smallest of the 20 protein amino acids. It is white or light yellow crystal, soluble in water and sweet. The lateral bond of glycine is a hydrogen atom. Because its alpha carbon also has a hydrogen atom, glycine is not optical isomerization. Because the glycine side bond is very small, it can occupy space that other amino acids cannot occupy, such as amino acids in the collagen helix. In some proteins (such as cytochrome, myoglobin, and hemoglobin) it changes fairly little with evolution, because the structure of the whole protein changes if a larger amino acid replaces it. Most proteins contain only a small amount of glycine, an important exception being collagen, which contains a third of glycine.

Essential information

Glycine

Chinese alias: aminoacetic acid; aminoacetic acid;

English Name: Glycine

English alias: 2-aminoacetic acid; aminomethylcarboxylic acid; carboxymethylamine; Glycine;

CAS: 56-40-6

Molecular formula: C2H5NO2

Molecular weight: 75.06660

Precise quality: 75.03200

PSA:63.32000

Physicochemical properties

Appearance and properties: white to white crystalline powder.

Density: 1.595

Melting point: 240 ºC (Dec.) (lit.)

Boiling point: 233 ºC

Flash point: 145 ºC

Water solubility: 25 g/100 mL (25ºC)

Stability: Stable. Combustible. Incompatible with strong oxidizing agents.

Storage conditions: 2-8 ºC

security information

Customs Code: 29224910

WGK Germany:2

Danger category code: R33

Safety instructions: S22-S24/25

RTECS: MB7600000

purpose

It is used in pharmaceutical industry, biochemical test and organic synthesis. It can be used as buffering agent, nutritional supplement, biochemical reagent and so on. Nitrogen fertilizer industry is used as a nontoxic decarbonization agent.