Cu(II) Pyropheophorbide a CAS: 223258-44-4 MDL:
Molecular weight:Â 596.18Â g/mol
Molecular Formula:Â C33H32CuN4O3
CAS Number:Â 223258-44-4
Storage: Store at room temperature, protect from light
Synonyms:Â Cu(II) Pyropheophorbide a, 223258-44-4
Field of Interest: Copper Chlorophyllins, Olive Oil AdditivesÂ
Background: Cu(II) Pyropheophorbide a is a natural porphyrin derivative specialty chemical manufactured by Frontier Specialty Chemicals. Cu(II) Pyropheophorbide a is a component of copper chlorophyllin, a common food colorant and supplement.
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