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Lithium orotate powder Raw Materials CAS 5266-20-6
Product Overview:
Lithium orotate powder also known as vitamin B13. A white shiny acicular crystal or crystalline powder obtained from water, odorless and sour. Melting point 345 ~ 346℃. Lithium orotate CAS 5266-20-6 insoluble in cold water and ethanol, slightly soluble in hot water. Lithium orotate Raw Materials react with hydrogen peroxide and concentrated hydrochloric acid to form 5-chlorouracil-4-carboxylic acid.
Lithium orotate powder Raw Materials CAS 5266-20-6 Attributes
MF:C5H5LiN2O4
MW:164.05
EINECS:226-081-4
Specification:Lithium orotate powder
Sample:Lithium orotate powder
Brand:Lithium orotate powder
Appearance: powder
Storage: Cool Dry Place
Brand: chemical Raw Materials
Shelf Life: 2 Years
Test Method: HPLC
Lithium orotate powder Raw Materials CAS 5266-20-6 Details
Uses and synthesis of Lithium orotate powder
Lithium orotate powder also known as vitamin B13. A white shiny acicular crystal or crystalline powder obtained from water, odorless and sour. Melting point 345 ~ 346℃. Lithium orotate CAS 5266-20-6 insoluble in cold water and ethanol, slightly soluble in hot water. Lithium orotate Raw Materials react with hydrogen peroxide and concentrated hydrochloric acid to form 5-chlorouracil-4-carboxylic acid.
Applications/Functions of Lithium orotate powder
Lithium orotate powder is used medically to treat jaundice and general liver dysfunction.
Physicochemical Property of Lithium orotate powder
A white glossy acicular crystal or crystalline powder, odorless and sour. Melting point 345 ~ 346℃. Insoluble in cold water and ethanol, slightly soluble in hot water.
Production methodprocess of Lithium orotate powder
Lithium orotate CAS 5266-20-6 can be obtained by condensation of diethyl oxalate and ethyl acetate into diethyl butanoate, which is then hydrolyzed with urea.
