| Sodium Hyaluronic is an anionic, nonsulfated glycosaminoglycan distributed widely throughout connective, epithelial, and neural tissues. Synonyms: Poly(b-glucuronic acid-[13]-b-N-acetylglucosamine-[14]), Arthrease, Artz, Artz Dispo, Artzal, Bio Hyaluro 12, Bio Sodium Hyaluronate HA 20, Chlamyhyaluronic acid sodium salt, Cystistat, Euflexxa, FCH 121-S, FCH 150, FCH 200, FCH 248, FCH 60, FCH 80, FCH 80LE, FCH-SU, Fermatron, HA-F, HA-Q, HA-Q 1, HA-QA, HE-QSE, Healon, Healon (polysaccharide), Healon GV, Healon V, Hyalart, Hyalein, Hyalein Mini, Hyalgan, Hyaluronsan HA-LQ, Hyaluronsan HA-LQ1, Hyaluronsan HA-LQH, Hyaluronsan HA-Q, Hyaluronsan HA-QSS, Hyaluronsan M 5070, Hyasol, Hyasol BT, Hyladerm, Hylo Comod, Jointex, Khionat, NRD 101, Nidelon, Opegan, Orthovisc, Ostenil, Provisc, SI 4402, SL 1010, SLM 10, SPH, Sinovial, Sodium hyaluronate, Suvenyl, Tear Balance, Vismed CAS No: 9067-32-7 Molecular Formula: (C14H20NaNO12)n Molecular Weight: 1-2 million Da Purity (Sodium Hyaluronate): 90% Glucuronic Hyalurate: 40% Appearance: White powder Loss on Drying: 10% Solubility (c=0.5, H2O): Colorless, clear liquid Protein Content: 1% Residue on Ignition: 20% Storage and Stability: Store at -20C. Product is stable for 6 months from time of receipt. |
