Active ingredientSarcosineCat. No. P-S015-001CAS 107-97-1Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Sarcosine
Sarcosine (N-methylglycine) is a natural amino acid that is not built into proteins, found in muscle and other tissues: it is an intermediate in the conversion of choline into glycine and is used to make biodegradable surfactants and toothpastes. This family brings together the active ingredient, nitrosamines and other impurities.
Did you know?It was isolated and named in 1847 by Justus von Liebig, who obtained it from creatine; the name recalls the Greek sarx, flesh. In 1862 Jacob Volhard synthesised it, proving it was N-methylglycine.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientSarcosineCat. No. P-S015-001CAS 107-97-1
NitrosamineN-Nitroso SarcosineCat. No. P-S015-002CAS 13256-22-9
NitrosamineN-Nitroso Sarcosine Ethyl EsterCat. No. P-S015-003CAS 13344-50-8
ImpuritySarcosine Impurity 1Cat. No. P-S015-004CAS 13220-24-1
ImpuritySarcosine Impurity 2Cat. No. P-S015-005CAS 105-71-5
ImpuritySarcosine Ethyl Ester HydrochlorideCat. No. P-S015-006CAS 52605-49-9
ImpuritySarcosine Impurity 3Cat. No. P-S015-007CAS 1195264-32-4
ImpuritySarcosine Impurity 4Cat. No. P-S015-008CAS 1248331-15-8No product matches your search.
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