Clickable glycerol

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Catalog No: SP-C-0001
Purity: 95%-98%
CAS No: N/A
Synonym: Nonanoic acid 2-hex-5-ynoyloxy-3-nonanoyloxy-propyl ester
MW: 466.65
Formula: C27H46O6

 

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Catalog No

SP-C-0001
Formula

C27H46O6
Purity

95%-98%
Weight

50mg, 100mg, 1g
Lead Time

2-3 days, 3-4 weeks
CAS No

N/A
Synonym

Nonanoic acid 2-hex-5-ynoyloxy-3-nonanoyloxy-propyl ester
MW

466.65

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