Betulin

This substance is often used as a reference material in scientific studies. Its storage temperature should be maintained at +4 °C to ensure stability.

What Makes Betulin a Practical Choice

• The CAS number 473-98-3 ensures accurate identification and documentation in your records.
• Betulin's crystalline structure allows for easy handling and manipulation during experiments.
• Its relatively high melting point of 257 °C indicates thermal stability under normal conditions.
• A versatile compound that can be dissolved in various solvents, expanding its potential applications in different fields.
• As a triterpenoid, betulin exhibits unique properties making it a valuable addition to your collection of reference substances.

Typical Areas of Use

Betulin is commonly used as a starting material in the synthesis of various derivatives, allowing researchers to explore its chemical transformations and potential biological activities.