Sodium Gualenate CAS#6223-35-4

  1. Well‑Defined Hydrate Structures: Sodium azulene sulfonate typically crystallizes as semihydrate or monohydrate forms, delivering consistent and well‑defined physical properties.

  2. Reactive Functional Architecture: The molecule bears a sulfonate group capable of cleavage under specific conditions, offering reactivity suitable for chemical synthesis.

  3. Environmentally Labile: It is prone to degradation from light, aerial oxidation and elevated temperatures, requiring controlled storage to preserve quality.

  4. Predictable Stability Behavior: Its light‑, oxygen‑ and heat‑sensitivity is well characterized, supporting reliable handling and formulation design.

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Products Description

Sodium azulene sulfonate exhibits limited stability. It tends to degrade upon light exposure, oxidation by air, or heating. Its sulfonate group is susceptible to cleavage under specific conditions. Literature shows this compound usually occurs as the semihydrate or monohydrate crystal form.

Sodium Gualenate

Chemical Properties

Melting point 98°C(lit.)
Storage tempInert atmosphere,Room Temperature
Solubility DMSO : 30 mg/mL (99.88 mM)
Form powder to crystaline
Color Blue to Dark blue
Merck 144,554
RTECS CO4826000
HS Code 2908.99.1500

Safety Information

RTECS CO4826000
HS Code 2908.99.1500

Product Application

Sodium azulene sulfonate is a bioactive ingredient extracted from chamomile flowers. It possesses remarkable anti-pepsin, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and anti-allergic properties. It helps accelerate mucosal metabolism and supports the recovery of damaged gastric tissue. This substance is widely researched and adopted for relieving symptoms associated with gastric ulcers, duodenal ulcers and gastritis in pharmaceutical preparations.

Sodium Gualenate

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