Source: RDKit-rendered 2D structure from PubChem canonical connectivity
CAS Number
142449-90-9
Molecular Formula
C56H42O12
Molecular Weight
906.92 g/mol
Purity
>=95% (estimated)
Appearance
Purple/blue fluorescent solid
Storage
-20C, inert atmosphere, protect from light
Stilbenoids
CAS 142449-90-9
Catalog SYL-RS-002
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Scarce or non-stock compounds are reviewed manually to align lot planning, documentation, and delivery timing.
Scarce stilbenoid tetramer offered on a quote-only basis for qualified research programs requiring documentation and controlled supply discussions.
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Vitisin B (CAS 142449-90-9) is a scarce stilbenoid tetramer relevant to laboratories working on higher-order resveratrol oligomers, identity confirmation, and comparative natural-product chemistry. Because tetrameric records can be confused with related vitisin naming in the literature, a structure-first, documentation-backed supplier record matters for procurement review.
Vitisin B is indexed under CAS 142449-90-9 with molecular formula C56H42O12 and molecular weight 906.92 g/mol. The public specification set keeps >=95% (estimated) purity posture, Purple/blue fluorescent solid appearance, and -20C, inert atmosphere, protect from light storage guidance visible so analytical teams can compare this record against adjacent compounds before routing a purchase request. In commercial terms, the material is currently qualified through request-based procurement review, which keeps the public listing aligned with the real RUO sourcing posture.
Vitisin B is handled as a quote-led supply program rather than a consumer-style stocked item. Documentation review, lot planning, and qualification are treated as part of the sourcing process for this tetrameric material.
Store vitisin B at -20C under inert, low-light conditions and keep exposure to ambient air and bench light as brief as practical during weighing or transfer. Because this is a higher-order oligomer with batch-level stereochemical context, internal chain-of-custody and aliquot notes are recommended whenever the material is being compared across multiple analytical runs.