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Product Description
Glycine as a whole is a polar molecule (all amino acids are polar), but it is a non-polar amino acid. This is because the polarity of an amino acid is judged by the nature of its R group, not the entire molecule.
Glycine branched chain is a hydrogen atom that classifies it as a hydrocarbon chain, which is non-polar. Similarly, although it is readily soluble in water, it is a hydrophobic amino acid.
Product name Glycine
Appearance White Crystalline Powder
Purity 99%+
CAS 56-40-6
Molecular formula C2H5NO2
Melting point 232~236ºC
Specification
Item Standard
Appearance White Crystalline Powder
Assay (%) 98.50 ~101.50
Loss on drying (%) 0.20 max
Residue on ignition (%) 0.10 max
Heavy metal (Pb) (%) 0.001 max
Arsenic (%) 0.0001 max
Solubility Free soluble in water
Mercury 0.1ppm max
Sulfate (SO4) (%) 0.006 max
Chloride (Cl) (%) 0.007 max
Melting point ( ºC) 240 (dec.)(lit.)
PH Value 5.50 ~ 7.00
Lead (%) 0.0005 max
Storage in dry and cool place
Packing 25kg per bag or 25kg per drum
Application
Glycine Used as a biochemical reagent for feeds and food additives, and as a non-toxic decarburizer for the nitrogen fertilizer industry
Glycine Used in the biochemical testing and organic synthesis
Glycine is mainly used as a nutritional supplement for chicken feed.
Glycine, also known as aminoacetic acid, is used in the production of pyrethroid insecticides for the synthesis of pyrethroid insecticides. It is also a synthetic fungicide, iprodione and herbicide solid glyphosate. It is also used in industries such as fertilizers, food additives, and condiments.
Nutritional supplements:Mainly used for seasoning and other aspects.
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