Acetyltannic acid
Acetyl tannic acid is an intestinal astringent employed in veterinary research, primarily for studying diarrhea treatment in foals, calves, and dogs. Its mechanisms are investigated in both in vivo models and in vitro experiments related to gastrointestinal pathophysiology.
Product Specifications
CAS Number
1397-74-6
Smiles
CC (O) =O.CC (=O) OC1=CC (=CC (O) =C1O) C (=O) OC2=C (O) C (O) =CC (=C2) C (=O) O[C@H]3O[C@@H] (COC (=O) C4=CC (OC (=O) C5=CC (O) =C (O) C (O) =C5) =C (O) C (O) =C4) [C@H] (OC (=O) C6=CC (OC (=O) C7=CC (O) =C (O) C (O) =C7) =C (O) C (O) =C6) [C@@H] (OC (=O) C8=CC (OC (=O) C9=CC (O) =C (O) C (O) =C9) =C (O) C (O) =C8) [C@@H]3OC (=O) C%10=CC (OC (=O) C%11=CC (O) =C (O) C (OC (C) =O) =C%11) =C (O) C (O) =C%10
Molecular Formula
C82H60O50
Molecular Weight
1845.32
Storage Conditions
-20°C
Notes
For research use only.
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