Vasodilators

The LabChem 10% oxalic acid for silica is completely non-flammable and dissolves easily in water. It is mainly used in laboratory and manufacturing factories. Application: For Laboratory and Manufacturing Use Only

The LabChem 5% oxalic acid for silica is completely non-flammable and dissolves easily in water. It is mainly used in laboratory and manufacturing factories. Application: For Laboratory and Manufacturing Use Only

The LabChem 5% oxalic acid for silica is completely non-flammable and dissolves easily in water. It is mainly used in laboratory and manufacturing factories. Application: For Laboratory and Manufacturing Use Only

Analysis Note Assay (manganometric): &#8805 99.0 % Identity (IR): passes test

Analysis Note Assay (manganometric): &#8805 99.0 % Identity (IR): passes test

Analysis Note Assay (manganometric): &#8805 99.0 % Identity (IR): passes test

(COOH)₂&bull2H₂O CAS#: 6153-56-6 F.W.: 126.07

Oxalyl chloride is a commonly used chlorinating reagent that can be prepared by the reaction of oxalic acid and phosphorus pentachloride. Application Oxalyl chloride may be used in the following processes: Preparation of Mosher&#8242s acid

Oxalyl chloride is a commonly used chlorinating reagent that can be prepared by the reaction of oxalic acid and phosphorus pentachloride. Application Oxalyl chloride may be used in the following processes: Preparation of Mosher&#8242s acid

Oxalyl chloride is a commonly used chlorinating reagent that can be prepared by the reaction of oxalic acid and phosphorus pentachloride. Application Oxalyl chloride may be used in the following processes: Preparation of Mosher&#8242s acid

Oxalyl chloride is a commonly used chlorinating reagent that can be prepared by the reaction of oxalic acid and phosphorus pentachloride. Application Oxalyl chloride may be used in the following processes: Preparation of Mosher&#8242s acid

Application Oxalyl chloride is generally used as a dimethyl sulfoxide activator and a chlorinating agent to convert carboxylic acid to acid chlorides.