Diethyl phosphate-13C4 sodium

Catalog No.: A49855
Isotope-Labeled Compound
Diethyl phosphate-13C4 sodium is a stable isotope-labeled compound targeting metabolic and environmental studies. This compound serves as a key biomarker for the metabolic byproduct of Chlorpyrifos, a widely utilized insecticide. Its applications extend to tracing metabolic pathways and investigating environmental degradation processes, making it essential for research in toxicology and environmental science.
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DescriptionDiethyl phosphate-13C4 sodium is a stable isotope-labeled compound targeting metabolic and environmental studies. This compound serves as a key biomarker for the metabolic byproduct of Chlorpyrifos, a widely utilized insecticide. Its applications extend to tracing metabolic pathways and investigating environmental degradation processes, making it essential for research in toxicology and environmental science.
Product Information
Catalog NumA49855
Formula13C4H10NaO4P
Molecular Weight180.05
CAS Number1329613-90-2
SMILES[13CH3][13CH2]OP(O[13CH2][13CH3])(O[Na])=O
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