Chemical Name: Vitamin H Molecular Formula: C10H16N2O3 CAS: 58-85-5 Properties: Colorless to white crystalline powder. Melting point is 230–232℃. Stable when heated as well as in air, not easily oxidized. Break down with strong alkali and oxidants.1g is dissolved in about 5000mL water and 1300mL ethanol in 25 ℃. More easily soluble in hot water and dilute lye. Insoluble in other common organic solvents. One of B vitamins. Usage: nutritional supplement Applications: used in condiments, meat sausages, baked products, cereal products, milk and dairy products. Also used in wheat flour, bread, noodles, soy sauce, margarine, cakes, soft drinks and jam. Quality Standard: USP
item |
standard |
appearance |
white needle-like crystals |
identification |
positive reaction |
content (%) |
98.0 min |
specific rotation (°) |
+89–+93 |
Packaging: 1KG / can Transportation: avoid sun and rain, be transported as general chemicals but with no toxic, hazard materials. Storage: stored in dry clean dark environment, and not be mixed with toxic substances to avoid contamination. Shelf life: two years |