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CAS 9004-53-9 — Dextrin from potato starch, for microbiology

Dextrin from potato starch is a polysaccharide derived from the partial hydrolysis of potato starch, widely used in microbiology as a nutrient source, gelling agent, or stabilizer in culture media and analytical assays. This food-grade dextrin is non-toxic, soluble in water, and supports microbial growth while maintaining consistency in formulations. Catalogue details: CAS 9004-53-9, molecular formula (C6H12O6)x, white to off-white powder, bulk density ~0.5 g/mL, storage at ambient conditions, no signal word or hazard classification. Molekula supplies Dextrin from potato starch from research to bulk quantities with full documentation and ISO 9001:2015 traceability.

Also known as: Dextrin · Dextrin, precipitated by alcohol · Dextrin from corn · Dextrin, HPLC Grade