Glycine EP Impurity C
EP impurity reference standard
Specifications
- Product name
- Glycine EP Impurity C
- CAS number
- 79-11-8
- Catalogue number
C4X-201016- Molecular formula
- C2H3ClO2
- Molecular weight
- 94.50
- Purity (HPLC)
- >95%
- Physical form
- White Solid
- Storage
- 2-8 °C
- SMILES
C(O)(=O)CCl- Available pack sizes
- Quoted on request
- Lead time
- In stock
- Intended use
- Related substances and impurity testing, method development and validation, system suitability, QC release and stability testing.
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Description
Glycine EP Impurity C (CAS 79-11-8) is supplied by ImpurityLab as a European Pharmacopoeia impurity standard, identified by letter against the monograph for its parent substance. Catalogue number C4X-201016.
The material is issued against molecular formula C2H3ClO2, molecular weight 94.50 g mol−1, physical form described as white solid.
Structural notation: C(O)(=O)CCl
Letter designations are assigned inside a monograph for one named substance. The same molecule can carry a different letter, or a different style of name, in another pharmacopoeia. Map the material from its structure — chemical name, formula and CAS — rather than from the letter alone.
Storage. Store at 2-8 °C. Allow the container to reach room temperature before opening so that moisture does not condense onto the material. Record the date of first opening on the label.
Pack sizes. Quoted on request. Non-standard quantities are quoted on request, normally within two working days.
Documentation. Each lot is released with a certificate of analysis that states the assay method, the water content and the form as supplied. The safety data sheet is available with the same lot number. Quote catalogue number C4X-201016 when requesting either document.
Documentation
Documents are issued per lot. The COA you receive describes the lot that ships, not a representative sample.
Regulatory reference
EP Impurity C. Confirm the acceptance criterion, the reporting threshold and the edition of the monograph against your own method before use.
References are provided to help you map a standard to a pharmacopoeial method. Confirm the acceptance criteria against your own method before use.