Ibuprofen sodium salt (CAS 31121-93-4)
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Ibuprofen sodium salt is widely studied in biochemical research for its enhanced aqueous solubility, which is in the design of high bioavailability formulations. In the domain of analytical chemistry, this salt form serves as a model compound for developing new quantification methods in complex biological matrices, given its distinct physicochemical properties. Researchers in the field of supramolecular chemistry are interested in how the ionic nature of ibuprofen sodium influences its interaction with cyclodextrins and other molecular hosts, which has implications for the creation of novel delivery mechanisms. Additionally, the compound′s predictable solvation dynamics are examined in physical chemistry to understand solute-solvent interactions. Ibuprofen sodium salt also provides a platform for studying the kinetics of dissolution and absorption without the confounding factors introduced by less soluble forms, thus contributing to the broader knowledge of how salt forms can modulate the behavior of active substances in various environments.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Ibuprofen sodium salt, 100 g | sc-252898 | 100 g | $201.00 | |||
Ibuprofen sodium salt, 500 g | sc-252898A | 500 g | $733.00 |