Triveni Chemicals

Copper Glycinate (CAS No. 13479‑54‑4) Is A Chelated Copper Complex, With The Formula C4H8CuN2O4 And A Molecular Weight Of 211.66 G/Mol. It Appears As A Blue Crystalline Powder  And Is Soluble In Water. Copper Glycinate Is Widely Applied As A Nutritional Supplement And Feed Additive, Valued For Its High Bioavailability Compared To Inorganic Copper Salts.

Zinc Glycinate (CAS No. 14281‑83‑5) Is A Chelated Mineral Complex, With The Formula C₄H₈NO₄Zn And A Molecular Weight Of 213.49 G/Mol. It Appears As A White Crystalline Powder  And Is Soluble In Water. Zinc Glycinate Is Widely Applied As A Nutritional Supplement And Food Additive, Valued For Its High Bioavailability Compared To Inorganic Zinc Salts. It Supports Enzyme Function, Immune Health, And Metabolic Processes.

Ferrous Bisglycinate (CAS No. 20150‑34‑9) Is A Chelated Iron Compound Formed By Binding Ferrous Iron With Two Glycine Molecules. Its Formula Is C4H8FeN2O4 And Molecular Weight 204.96 G/Mol. It Appears As A Light Brown Powder, Freely Soluble In Water. Synonyms Include Iron(II) Bisglycinate, Ferrous Glycinate, And Iron Bisglycinate Chelate. Known For Its High Bioavailability And Gastrointestinal Tolerability, It Is Widely Used In Nutritional Supplements And Fortified Foods.

Glycine (CAS No. 56‑40‑6) Is The Simplest Naturally Occurring Amino Acid, With The Formula C2H5NO2 And A Molecular Weight Of 75.07 G/Mol. Synonyms Include Aminoacetic Acid And Gly. It Appears As A White Crystalline Powder, Freely Soluble In Water And Slightly Soluble In Ethanol. Glycine Is A Non‑Essential Amino Acid That Serves As A Building Block For Proteins And Plays Roles In Collagen Synthesis, Neurotransmission, And Metabolic Regulation. Industrially, It Is Used In Pharmaceutical Formulations, Food Additives, And Biochemical Research.

• Glycerine (56-81-5) is colorless liquid. It is also known as Glycerol, Glycerin, 1,2,3-Propanetriol and 1,2,3-Trihydroxypropane. Storage: Keep container tightly closed. Keep container in a cool, well-ventilated area.
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