Pinic Acid (CAS 28664-02-0)
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Pinic acid is an organic compound that is primarily of interest within the field of atmospheric chemistry and environmental research. It is a major oxidation product of α-pinene, a monoterpene that is emitted by coniferous trees and a common constituent of natural forest atmospheres. Studies involving pinic acid focus on its formation, role, and fate in the atmosphere as a secondary organic aerosol (SOA) component. Researchers examine how pinic acid contributes to aerosol optical properties, which can affect climate by influencing the Earth′s radiation balance. Additionally, pinic acid is used in investigations related to the understanding of aerosol particle formation and growth processes, as these particles can have significant effects on both air quality and climate. The compound′s behavior in atmospheric chemical reactions, including its interactions with other pollutants and participation in various atmospheric conditions, is also a subject of research.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Pinic Acid, 50 mg | sc-477289 | 50 mg | $353.00 | |||
Pinic Acid, 500 mg | sc-477289A | 500 mg | $2517.00 |