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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 …

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 …

Biochemical compounds make up the cells and other structures of organisms and carry out life processes. Most biochemical compounds are very large molecules called polymers, built of repeating units of smaller compounds called monomers. There are millions of different biochemical compounds but they all contain carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Most can be classified under four major classes: carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. We offer various biochemicals from adenine, cytosine …

Metal salts and inorganic compounds include pure elements and solid metals in laboratory and commercial grades. We carry more than 1800 inorganic chemical and elemental products.From Aluminum to Zirconium salts, we have every elemental salt covered, and pure elements too. To find the product you are looking for search above or Ask A Chemist Aluminum Beryllium Calcium Copper Gadolinium Iodine Ammonium Bismuth Cerium …

Conductivity of electricity (EC) in a liquid and water shows differences dependent on the chemicals and substances found in the solution, where solids, salts, and contaminants, increase the EC value, while pure and drinking water has a lower EC value.The EC value is measured in microSiemens (µS/cm) and readings generally fall between 30 µS/cm to 2000 µS/cm, for water of high quality while ocean water and brine will have a reading of approximately 40,000 µS/cm and greater. Higher values also sig …