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CAS 65914-17-2 — Polydatin (Note: In German chemical contexts, the term is often retained in its English form, as there is no widely standardized German equivalent for this specific natural product.) Polydatin (keine direkte deutsche Entsprechung, daher unverändert)

CAS 65914-17-2 C20H22O8 MW 390.38

Polydatin is a natural polyphenolic compound derived from the roots of *Polygonum cuspidatum*, widely used in research for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and potential cardiovascular benefits. It serves as a key ingredient in supplements, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical research due to its resveratrol precursor properties. This chemical has a CAS number of 65914-17-2, molecular formula C20H22O8, and a molecular weight of 390.38. It requires storage between 2 to 8°C and carries a *Danger* signal word for safety. Molekula supplies Polydatin from research to bulk quantities with full documentation and ISO 9001:2015 traceability.

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Polydatin *(Note: In German chemical contexts, the term is often retained in its English form, as there is no widely standardized German equivalent for this specific natural product.)* **Polydatin** *(keine direkte deutsche Entsprechung, daher unverändert)*

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CAS 65914-17-2 — Polydatin *(Note: In German chemical contexts, the term is often retained in its English form, as there is no widely standardized German equivalent for this specific natural product.)* **Polydatin** *(keine direkte deutsche Entsprechung, daher unverändert)*

Molekula-Produkte für CAS 65914-17-2

CAS 65914-17-2 — Polydatin (Note: In German chemical contexts, the term is often retained in its English form, as there is no widely standardized German equivalent for this specific natural product.) Polydatin (keine direkte deutsche Entsprechung, daher unverändert)