Sn(IV) Chlorin e6 mono-glygly Amide Dihydroxide Trisodium Salt

Product Number: 41300; CAS Number: 1609250-37-4

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Sn(IV) Chlorin e6 mono-glygly Amide Dihydroxide Trisodium Salt CAS: 1609250-37-4 MDL:

Molecular weight: 861.48 g/mol

Molecular Formula: C38H42N6O10Sn  

CAS Number:  1609250-37-4

Storage: Store at room temperature, protect from light.

Synonyms:   Sonoflora 1   , Sonoflora1   , Sonoflora-1   , SF1   , SF-1   , SF 1

Fields of Interest: Photodynamic Therapy, Nanocomposites, Quantum Oxygen Yield, Catalysis, Photocatalysis

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Categories

Porphyrins

Scaffold/Subcategory

Natural Porphyrins and Derivatives

CAS #

[1609250-37-4]

Purity %

>95%

Smiles

Not Applicable

Molecular Weight

927.43

Molecular Formula

C38H39N6Na3O10Sn

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