Molecular structure of Sodium n-hexadecyl sulfate, CAS Number: 1120-01-0
Sodium n-hexadecyl sulfate (CAS 1120-01-0)
Alternate Names:
n-Hexadecyl sulfate sodium salt
CAS Number:
1120-01-0
Molecular Weight:
344.49
Molecular Formula:
C16H33NaO4S
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Sodium n-hexadecyl sulfate (SDS) is a widely utilized surfactant. This zwitterionic detergent serves as a versatile tool in biochemical, biophysical, and physiological studies. Its non-ionic properties make it an effective solubilizer for proteins and lipids, rendering it invaluable for various laboratory experiments. Beyond research applications, Sodium n-hexadecyl sulfate finds its utility in diverse industrial sectors, including detergents, personal care products, and food additives. It enables the solubilization of proteins, lipids, and other biological molecules, and plays a role in studying enzyme kinetics, protein folding, membrane transport, membrane-bound proteins, and lipid-protein interactions.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Sodium n-hexadecyl sulfate, 1 g | sc-272490 | 1 g | $153.00 | |||
Sodium n-hexadecyl sulfate, 25 g | sc-272490A | 25 g | $1846.00 |