Tritriacontane (CAS 630-05-7)
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Tritriacontane is a long-chain hydrocarbon that functions as a nonpolar solvent in experiment. It interacts with other nonpolar compounds, such as lipids and waxes, by forming weak dispersion forces. This allows Tritriacontane to dissolve nonpolar substances and facilitate their manipulation in laboratory experiments. At the molecular level, Tritriacontane′s long hydrocarbon chain enables it to interact with other nonpolar molecules through van der Waals forces, aiding in the separation and analysis of nonpolar compounds. Its mechanism of action involves creating a nonpolar environment, which is useful for studying the behavior of nonpolar substances in various experiment. Tritriacontane′s nonpolar nature allows it to act as a protective coating for sensitive materials, preventing unwanted interactions with polar substances during experimental procedures.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Tritriacontane, 250 mg | sc-251406 | 250 mg | $94.00 |