CYANOACETIC ACID 96% For Synthesis

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CYANOACETIC ACID 96% For Synthesis Specification

Purity
96%

Properties
High reactivity as a nitrile and carboxyl-containing compound acidic in nature

Appearance
Pale yellow liquid or slightly crystalline solid

HS Code
2926.50.00

Shelf Life
1 year when stored properly

Poisonous
YES

CAS No
372-09-8

Grade
Synthesis grade

Structural Formula
HOOC-CH2-CN

Smell
Sharp and pungent

Ingredients
Cyanoacetic acid (96%) remaining water and trace impurities

Density
1.27 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

EINECS No
206-730-3

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from sources of heat and ignition

Physical Form
Liquid

Taste
Slightly acidic

Usage
Primarily for laboratory synthesis purposes

Application
Used in organic synthesis pharmaceuticals and agrochemical production

Solubility
Soluble in water alcohol and ether

Ph Level
Not available

Shape
Not applicable as it is a liquid in standard conditions

Molecular Weight
85.06 g/mol

Melting Point
72-75C

Molecular Formula
C3H3NO2

About CYANOACETIC ACID 96% For Synthesis

Cyanoacetic Acid 96% For Synthesis is a high-purity liquid chemical widely used in organic synthesis, pharmaceuticals, and agrochemical production. This synthesis-grade compound exhibits high reactivity due to its nitrile and carboxyl-containing acidic nature. With a sharp and pungent smell, its appearance can vary between a pale yellow liquid or slightly crystalline solid under standard conditions. Cyanoacetic acid is highly soluble in water, alcohol, and ether, making it versatile for laboratory synthesis applications. It has a molecular weight of 85.06 g/mol and a density of 1.27 g/cm. The chemical comes with a shelf life of one year when stored properly in a cool, dry place, away from heat and ignition sources. Its melting point ranges between 72-75C, and it is highly reactive and poisonous, requiring careful handling. Structured as HOOC-CH2-CN, this product is supplied with a purity level of 96% and trace impurities. CAS Number 372-09-8 and EINECS Number 206-730-3 ensure standardized identification for global use.