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Auramine acetate

Catalog No. T30211   CAS 5089-20-3
Synonyms: C.I. Basic Yellow 2, acetate

Auramine is a dye

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Auramine acetate Chemical Structure
Auramine acetate, CAS 5089-20-3
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Biological Description
Chemical Properties
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Description Auramine is a dye
Synonyms C.I. Basic Yellow 2, acetate
Molecular Weight 327.42
Formula C19H25N3O2
CAS No. 5089-20-3

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Powder: -20°C for 3 years | In solvent: -80°C for 1 year

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