Urea

CAS : 57-13-6

Ref. 3D-FU35121

Informations sur le produit

• Nom: Urea
• Synonymes: Carbamide Carbonyl diamine, AdBlue, Amide of carbonic acid, Aquacare, Aquadrate, Aus 32, B-I-K, Basodexan, Benural 70, Carbamide, Carbamimidic acid, Carbonyl diamide, Carmol 40, Cellpaste K 4, Cellton NP, DEF (diesel exhaust fluid), Diesel exhaust fluid, Duration III, Elaqua XX, Eucerin 10% Urea Lotion, Harnstoff, Hyanit, Isourea, Keratinamin, Keratinamin Kowa, Low Biuret Urea, Nsc 34375, Nutraplus, Onychomal, Onyster, Optigen 1200, Optigen II, Pastaron, Pastaron 10, Pastaron 20, Pastaron 20 soft, Pastaron soft, Pseudourea, Rubinol ST 010, Sgn 250, U 6504, UR, Ultra Low Biuret Urea, Urea (s), Urea perhydrate, Urea, potassium salt, Ureaphil, Uree, Ureophil, Urepeal, Urepeal L, Urepearl, Urevert, Uroderm, Varioform II, Urea-12C, Urea, MB Grade (1.12007), Urea solution, Urea, USP Grade Carbamide, USP Grade, Urea (Medical), 10-Hydroxy-2-trans-Decenoic Acid, Sulfur coated urea, Carbonyl diamine

Description

Urea is a natural by-product of protein metabolism in humans, and is also produced commercially from the ammonia by-product of fossil fuel production. Urea is commonly used as a fertilizer, and as a scrubber for removing toxic gases from coal gas, for instance. It can be used in the manufacture of plastics, paints, and explosives. Urea has been shown to have many biochemical properties including its ability to cause cell lysis. This property can be exploited in the laboratory to lyse red blood cells during blood sampling or to lyse bacteria during infectious disease testing. Urea also has an effect on enzyme activities by lowering their pH and increasing their water solubility. The addition of urea to nutrient solutions has been shown to increase slow-release fertilization rates in plants.

• Marque: Biosynth

Propriétés chimiques

• Masse moléculaire: 60.06 g/mol
• Formule: CH₄N₂O
• Degré de pureté: Min. 95%
• Couleur/Forme: White Clear Liquid