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Benzoic acid-ethyl ester
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ISO 17034 Reference Material

Reference standard of Benzoic acid-ethyl ester (CAS 93-89-0) for the analysis of food additives and contaminants: neat, with a certificate of analysis for every lot.

Additives and contaminants · food additive

ISO 17034 Reference Material

Benzoic acid-ethyl ester

Synonyms: Ethyl benzoate, Benzoyl Peroxide Hydrous EP Impurity C, Benzoic ether, FEMA No. 2422, NSC 8884, Hydrous benzoyl peroxide impurity c (ep impurity)

Cat. No.
A-A0118-100MG
CAS
93-89-0
Alternative CAS
N/A
Formula
C9H10O2
Molecular weight
150.17 g/mol
Class
Food additive
Quality
ISO 17034
Also as a pharmaceutical analytical standard
P-B045-002

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CodeFormFormatPrice
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A-A0118-100MGNeat100 mg

Related compounds

Metabolites, degradation products and compounds of the same family.

Also as a pharmaceutical analytical standard

The same compound is among our pharmaceutical analytical standards, with mass balance and, for small molecules, qNMR characterisation levels.

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