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Glycine Powder

Glycine Powder is described in the source as white powder. The source lists 99%. Identify what the percentage measures and request the method, reporting basis and complete composition for the offered grade.

Source-listed formPowder
Source-listed MOQ1 kilograms

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Listed product attributes

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TypeAmino acids
Dosage FormPowder
Shelf-Life24months
Place of OriginShaanxi, China
Product Specification99%
Storage MethodCool & dry place.
Other namealpha -amino-acetic acid
AppearanceWhite powder
Specification99%
TestHPLC
GradeFood grade
CAS No56-40-6
Sample10-20g — source listing only; availability, quantity, cost and delivery require confirmation.
Shelf life2 years

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Supplier-detail table · checked 2026-10-25

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AppearanceWhite powder
Test MethodHPLC
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Glycine Powder · selection context

Compound and grade selection

Identity reference
56-40-6
Specification statement
99%
Material appearance
White powder

Questions for this material

Does the word Glycinate define the material I need?

The source Product Name uses Glycinate, alongside CAS 56-40-6 and the Other name alpha -amino-acetic acid. Request the exact compound definition. If your brief is for a mineral glycinate, identify that requirement explicitly; this record does not establish a named mineral or its content.

Can I compare this directly with the L-serine listing?

These are separately named records with different source CAS strings: this page lists 56-40-6, while the L-serine record lists 56-45-1. Their matching 99% headline statements do not establish interchangeability. Match the requested compound, assay basis and grade before comparing quotations.

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