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Vitamin B2 is involved in normal cell growth, promotes wound healing, strengthens nails and hair, and is an important component of coenzymes, which play a significant role in the body. However, it cannot be synthesised in most animals and its absorption and utilisation rate is low, so it needs to be supplemented as a feed additive.
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CAS NO. 83-88-5Color:
Yellow to orange-yellow crystalline powderPackage:
25KG/DrumDescription
Vitamin B2 appearance is yellow to orange-yellow crystalline powder, slight odor, a slightly bitter taste. Easily soluble in alkaline solution and sodium chloride solution, slightly soluble in water, slightly soluble in ethanol, and insoluble in ether and chloroform. Heat resistance, and acid resistance are good, but in an alkaline solution or by ultraviolet irradiation is easily destroyed, the reducing agent is not stable.
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Vitamin B2, also known as riboflavin, cannot be synthesised in most animals and needs to be added to the feed to meet the needs of animal growth and production. It is an essential vitamin for the health and normal growth of the organism, and its coenzymes are an indispensable part of many oxidative enzyme systems, which are involved in the transfer of hydrogen in the process of oxidation of living organisms and the promotion of the metabolism of sugars, proteins, fats and nucleic acids. Therefore, timely supplementation of vitamin B2 for animals is very necessary.
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