Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Succinic Acid
A dicarboxylic acid found in all living organisms: as succinate it is a step of the Krebs cycle, through which cells obtain energy; it is also used as a food additive (E363) and in the chemical industry. This family brings together labelled standards and other impurities.
Did you know?Its name comes from the Latin succinum, amber: it was first obtained in 1546 by Georgius Agricola by distilling amber, and was long known as 'acid of amber'.
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