L-Cysteine hydrochloride monohydrate CAS 7048-04-6

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L-Cysteine hydrochloride monohydrate CAS 7048-04-6

CAS：7048-04-6
La pureté：99%
Molecular Formula：C3H10ClNO3S
Molecular Weight：175.63
EINECS：615-117-8

Synonyms：(R)-(+)-CYSTEINEHYDROCHLORIDEHYDRATE; H-L-CYS-OHHCLH2O;H-CYS-OHHCLH2O;

What is L-Cysteine hydrochloride monohydrate CAS 7048-04-6?

L-Cysteine Hydrochloride Monohydrate (CAS 7048-04-6) is an important sulfur-containing amino acid derivative widely used in food, medicine, cosmetics, and industrial applications. Its core value stems from the active sulfhydryl group (-SH) within the molecule, which imparts its reducing, antioxidant, and bioregulatory properties.

Spécification

Apparence	Poudre cristalline blanche
Density (at 25℃) / g/cm–³	1.54±0.02
Content (w/%) ≥	99.00
Melting point (℃)	175
Heavy metals (Pb, w/%) ≤	0.0010
Total arsenic (As, w/%) ≤	0.0002
Water solubility test	Colorless transparent solution

Application

1. Food Industry
(1) Dough Improver: By breaking the disulfide bonds of flour proteins, it enhances the dough’s extensibility and fermentation efficiency, improves the softness and anti-aging properties of bread and noodles, and the added amount usually does not exceed 0.06g/kg.
(2) Antioxidant and Color Preservative: Inhibits enzymatic browning (such as polyphenol oxidase) of fruits, vegetables, and meat, prolongs shelf life; stabilizes the vitamin C content of natural fruit juice and prevents oxidative discoloration.
(3) Flavor Enhancer: Participates in the Maillard reaction to generate flavor substances in meat and seasonings, improving the taste of food.
2. Cosmetics and Personal Care
(1) Hair Care Products: Regulates keratin disulfide bonds, repairs perm and dye damage, reduces hair loss, and is used in shampoos and conditioners.
(2) Skin Care: Removes UV-induced free radicals and is added to sunscreens and anti-aging products to delay oxidative damage to the skin. 3. Nutrition and feed additives
(1) Nutritional supplements: As an essential amino acid precursor, used in sports supplements and infant formula to support muscle repair and immune function.
(2) Feed applications: Supplementing sulfur-containing amino acids (replacing methionine) to promote the growth of livestock and poultry.
4. Industry and others
(1) Chemical synthesis: As a thiol reagent, used to synthesize drug intermediates such as N-acetylcysteine (NAC).
(2) Scientific research applications: Anaerobic bacteria culture, heavy metal detection reagents, etc.