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DL-Alpha-Phenylglycine
product Name DL-Alpha-Phenylglycine
Synonyms DL-alpha-Aminophenylacetic acid; DL-2-Phenylglycine; (+/-)-alpha-Aminophenylacetic acid; H-DL-Phg-OH; DL-α- PHENYLGLYCINE; DL-Phenylglycine; N-Phenylglycine; Anilinoacetic acid; 2-Amino-2-phenylacetic acid; potassium (phenylamino)acetate; (2S)-amino(phenyl)ethanoic acid; (phenylamino)acetate
Molecular Formula C8H8NO2
Molecular Weight 150.1552
CAS Registry Number 2835-06-5;103-01-5
EINECS 220-608-1;203-070-2
Molecular Structure:
Melting point 121-127℃
Boiling point 359°C at 760 mmHg
Flash point 170.9°C
Water solubility moderately soluble
Vapour Pressur 8.86E-06mmHg at 25°C
Physical Properties：
Appearance:
White crystalline light in become yellow under the action of 127 soluble in hot water and ethanol melting point, slightly soluble in ether, soluble in lye its alkali metal salts is soluble in water, calcium salt soluble in water.
Application:
Used for manufacturing levorotatory benzene glycine; Used in the manufacture of indigo dye, used for pharmaceutical intermediates.
DL-Alpha-Phenylglycine
product Name DL-Alpha-Phenylglycine
Synonyms DL-alpha-Aminophenylacetic acid; DL-2-Phenylglycine; (+/-)-alpha-Aminophenylacetic acid; H-DL-Phg-OH; DL-α- PHENYLGLYCINE; DL-Phenylglycine; N-Phenylglycine; Anilinoacetic acid; 2-Amino-2-phenylacetic acid; potassium (phenylamino)acetate; (2S)-amino(phenyl)ethanoic acid; (phenylamino)acetate
Molecular Formula C8H8NO2
Molecular Weight 150.1552
CAS Registry Number 2835-06-5;103-01-5
EINECS 220-608-1;203-070-2
Molecular Structure:
Melting point 121-127℃
Boiling point 359°C at 760 mmHg
Flash point 170.9°C
Water solubility moderately soluble
Vapour Pressur 8.86E-06mmHg at 25°C
Physical Properties：
Appearance:
White crystalline light in become yellow under the action of 127 soluble in hot water and ethanol melting point, slightly soluble in ether, soluble in lye its alkali metal salts is soluble in water, calcium salt soluble in water.
Application:
Used for manufacturing levorotatory benzene glycine; Used in the manufacture of indigo dye, used for pharmaceutical intermediates.
