Cinnamic Acid

Cinnamic acid is a naturally-occurring, organic, unsaturated carboxylic acid that exists as both cis and trans isomers. The acid is used to produce flavorings, synthetic indigo, pharmaceuticals, perfumes, and aspartame sweeteners.

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Alkali Scientific Trans Cinnamic Acid [B Phenylacrylic acid], 100 G

Trans Cinnamic Acid (Phenylacrylic Acid) is a chemical compound widely used as a laboratory reagent. This powder form of trans cinnamic acid, a key aromatic compound, is crucial in various research areas such as organic synthesis, molecular biology, and pharmaceutical development. It is commonly used for studying the properties and reactions of phenylacrylic acid derivatives, which play a significant role in the formation of bioactive compounds. Researchers use this reagent in the synthesis of flavonoids, phenolic compounds, and other bioactive molecules. Its applications extend into pharmacology, cosmetics, and agriculture, especially in studies related to plant metabolism and anti-inflammatory properties.