Molecular structure of Diallyl phthalate, CAS Number: 131-17-9
Diallyl phthalate (CAS 131-17-9)
CAS Number:
131-17-9
Molecular Weight:
246.26
Molecular Formula:
C14H14O4
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Diallyl phthalate is a blend of isomers that readily attaches to the androgen receptor. This compound maintains its stability even when combined with phosphates, alcohols, and various other organic substances. In animal studies, it has demonstrated carcinogenic tendencies. While the exact physiological impact of this compound remains somewhat elusive, it has exhibited the ability to hinder liver lesions in rats. Moreover, diallyl phthalate has been observed to engage with water vapor and reactive oxygen species like hydroxyl radicals.
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Diallyl phthalate, 250 ml | sc-239674 | 250 ml | $36.00 |