I. [Product Description]
Maltulose-Biotin-Monohydrate is an important organic intermediate. Its unique chemical structure enables it to play a key role in a variety of organic synthesis reactions, providing basic structural units for the synthesis of complex compounds, and is of great value in promoting the research and development in the field of organic chemistry.

II. [Product Details]
【Appearance】 Solid powder.
【Stability】 Store under refrigeration and avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
【Solvent】 Common organic solvents such as water, chloroform, and DMSO.
【Storage Conditions】 Store in a sealed, dry container at a low temperature below 4°C.
▪ Precautions: ▶ To ensure product stability, please open the package for use only after constant temperature drying!

III. [Application Areas]
1. Used in the synthetic research of carbohydrate derivatives.
2. Participate in specific reactions as a substrate in organic reactions.
3. Applied in the structural modification of biotin-related compounds.
4. Used in the conformational study of carbohydrates.

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