25 mg of linoleoyl-L-carnitine chloride per ml of chloroform
Carbon Content
65.27%
Hydrogen Content
10.76%
Nitrogen Content
3.00%
TEST CONDITIONS
TLC System: Chloroform/ Methanol/ 0.1M Sodium acetate: (4: 4: 1); Plate: Silica gel G; Rf = 0.62; Visualized: IodineSource: A synthetic preparation, using pure 1-Carnitine chloride and Linoleic acid. Purification by column chromatography and solvent precipitation.It is recommended that CHCl3 be removed on a rotavap and then dissolve the product in a suitble buffer. CHCl3 is used to avoid hydrolysis in storage.Exp. Date: 9/25/2023
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