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All The Antibiotics In The World
Infections and disease are as old as life itself and
occurs in all organisms from the smallest bacterium (they get infected by
viruses) to the largest land mammals, where humans are the most vulnerable to
infectious disease by way of mobility, transmission, and by shear numbers at 7
billion people on the planet and counting.Antibiotics, chemicals
which stop or slow the growth of microbes, were first described by dye chemist Paul
Ehrlich in 1909 after he noticed that certain dyes colored t
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28th Sep 2022
140 Years of Diazomethane Reactions
One of the most common reactions used
in chemistry is based on the reactivity of diazomethane, a chemical reactant
first described in 1884 by Von Perchman, who generated it using nitrosoalkyl
urethanes with alkali, and who lived to tell the tale. He was lucky as what Von Perchman may have
found out is that diazomethane, once
generated in a flask, has the tendency to explode, and has to be handled in the
cold and with special glassware.Today, this reagent
still strikes terror in the he
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13th Sep 2022
Understanding Catalysts
A catalyst is a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction, or lowers the temperature or pressure needed to start one, without itself being consumed during the reaction. Catalysis is the process of adding a catalyst to facilitate a reaction.
CP Lab Chemicals can provide a wide array of organometallic
catalysts used in organic chemistry, hydrogenation reactions and chiral
synthesis, with BINAP, Ferrocene-Palladium, and SEGPHOS catalysts
readily available, of hi-purity and also available in
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27th Aug 2022
Carbohydrate Molecules Explained
Carbohydrates are the most plentiful organic compounds on Earth, amd CP Lab Chemicals collects and provides them all for research, the food and flavor industry, and for commercial uses. Carbohydrates as molecules range from the simplest possessing the formula C-HOHx, (notice its a hydrated carbon) and medically important glucose C6H12O6, to more the more common and complex disaccharides we are all familiar with, such as sucrose (table sugar) and lactose, which is difficult
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26th Aug 2022
Fine Chemicals and Building Blocks: All The Finest Chemicals in One Place
Fine chemicals and synthesis building blocks are a chemically-diverse
collection of reagents, monomers, and heterocycles
used in research and development today. Compounds we provide include alkanes to aldehydes, ketones to
benzophenones, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur and mixed heterocycle ring systems, over 3,000
benzene derivatives and di-substituted and tri-substituted synthesis heterocycles, and
special compound collections used in organic synthesis. We specialize in transition met
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26th Aug 2022