trans-β-Apo-8'-carotenal

10mM in DMSO

Reagent Code: #134226
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CAS Number 1107-26-2

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Weight 416.64 g/mol
Formula C₃₀H₄₀O
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EC Number 214-171-6
MDL Number MFCD00042626
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Melting Point 138-141 °C
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Storage -20°C

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Used as a red-orange pigment in food products such as dairy, beverages, and confectionery to enhance color appearance. Commonly applied in fat-based foods due to its lipophilic nature. Also utilized in dietary supplements and cosmetics for its coloring properties and potential antioxidant benefits. Frequently chosen as a natural alternative to synthetic dyes. Stable under various processing conditions, making it suitable for use in baked goods and processed foods. Often used in combination with other carotenoids to achieve desired color shades.

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Used as a red-orange pigment in food products such as dairy, beverages, and confectionery to enhance color appearance. Commonly applied in fat-based foods due to its lipophilic nature. Also utilized in dietary supplements and cosmetics for its coloring properties and potential antioxidant benefits. Frequently chosen as a natural alternative to synthetic dyes. Stable under various processing conditions, making it suitable for use in baked goods and processed foods. Often used in combination with other carotenoids to achieve desired color shades.
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