What is the difference between pipemidic acid and piromidic acid?
Pipemidic acid is a broad-spectrum antibacterial agent, effective principally against Gram-negative organisms, Proteus included.
Sep 18，2026 API
Phthaloyl dichloride — Properties, Synthesis and Applications
Phthaloyl dichloride is an important fine chemical intermediate. Its unique structure confers high reactivity, making it widely applicable in fields such as organic synthesis, polymer materials, pharm
Sep 18，2026 Organic Synthesis Intermediate
Synthesis and applications of methacrylamide
Methacrylamide is synthesized from acetone and hydrogen cyanide, and it serves as a modifying monomer for silk fibres, gelatin and bio based natural rubber composites.
Sep 18，2026 API
Pyruvic acid: Uses in Skincare
Pyruvic acid (PA) is the simplest α-keto acid. It is used as an exfoliating agent for the treatment of acne, acne scars and warts.
Sep 17，2026 Organic Acids
Bromantane(Ladasten): Functions, Metabolism, Pharmacological action and Safety
Positive effects of bromantan on the physical efficiency are associated not only with its psychostimulating action but also with the membrane-protecting effect.
Sep 17，2026 Inhibitors
calcium bicarbonate: crystal structure and synthesis
Calcium bicarbonate (cas 3983-19-5) is an inorganic compound that usually exists in the form of an aqueous solution.
Sep 17，2026 API
Boric acid suppositories: indications and side effects
Boric acid is an inorganic acid with antibacterial and antifungal properties and is used to treat vulvovaginal and otitis.
Sep 17，2026 API
What are the side effects of synephrine when used as a supplement?
?Synephrine (CAS 94-07-5) is a natural active ingredient derived from the fruit of plants in the Rutaceae family, such as bitter orange (Citrus aurantium).
Sep 17，2026 API
Tetrachloroethylene:Toxicity and Health Effects
Tetrachloroethylene remains an important chlorinated solvent with applications in dry cleaning, metal degreasing, textile processing, and chemical manufacturing.
Sep 17，2026 API
Polyglutamic Acid: Properties, Benefits, Uses, and Applications
Polyglutamic acid (PGA) is a water-soluble biopolymer composed of glutamic acid units. It is commonly produced through microbial fermentation, particularly by species of Bacillus.
Sep 17，2026 Biochemical Engineering