Product Description
Molecular formula: c7p0n2o4
Molecular weight: 186.17
Quality index:
Appearance: light yellow or yellow crystalline powder
Identification (HPLC): satisfactory
Content (HPLC): ≥ 98.50%
Water content (K.F.): ≤ 0.50%
Transmittance: ≤ 0.15%
Trans isomer: ≤ 0.5%
AI Product Description
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Ammonium Furan is not a recognized or commercially available chemical compound under standard nomenclature, as "furan" refers to a specific heterocyclic organic compound (C₄H₄O) containing an oxygen atom in a five-membered ring, while "ammonium" denotes the cation NH₄⁺. These two moieties do not form a stable, isolated salt known as "Ammonium Furan." It is highly probable that this term arises from a misunderstanding or mislabeling of related substances such as ammonium salts of furan derivatives (e.g., ammonium furfurate), or perhaps confusion with furan itself and its reactivity with ammonia under specific conditions.
In industrial and laboratory contexts, furan (CAS No. 110-00-9) is a volatile, flammable liquid used primarily as a solvent and intermediate in the synthesis of resins, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and dyes. Its derivatives often undergo reactions with amines or ammonia to form substituted products, but these are typically complex molecules rather than simple ammonium salts. If the inquiry intended to reference ammonium furfurate (derived from furfural), that compound has distinct properties: it serves as a precursor in polymer chemistry and acts as a corrosion inhibitor or catalyst support material. However, no authoritative chemical database lists "Ammonium Furan" as a standalone entity with a defined molecular formula or CAS number.
For accurate identification, users should verify the exact chemical name, structure, or application context. Misidentified compounds can lead to safety hazards due to incorrect handling procedures. In research settings, precise nomenclature ensures proper storage, regulatory compliance, and experimental reproducibility. Always consult reliable sources like PubChem, ChemSpider, or Sigma-Aldrich when sourcing chemicals. If you require information on furan, ammonium salts, or their derivatives, please specify the correct terminology for tailored guidance. This clarification prevents potential errors in procurement, synthesis, or safety documentation across academic and industrial sectors.