What is the melting point of RUTIN 98% Powder?

As a supplier of RUTIN 98% Powder, one of the most common technical questions we receive is about its melting point. Let's explore what the melting point of RUTIN 98% Powder means, what factors influence it, and why it matters for your applications.

First, a brief background on Rutin. Rutin is a flavonoid compound found in many plants, such as buckwheat, citrus fruits, and some berries. It is well known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, which make it a popular ingredient in the health and wellness industry. Our RUTIN 98% Powder is a high-quality product with 98% purity, delivering a concentrated dose of this beneficial compound.

Now, to the main question: What is the melting point of RUTIN 98% Powder? The melting point of rutin generally falls in the range of approximately 195-197°C (383-387°F). However, it is important to note that this value can vary slightly depending on several factors.

One key factor is the purity of the powder. Since our product is 98% pure, it exhibits a melting point very close to the standard range. Impurities can lower the melting point because they disrupt the regular crystal structure of rutin molecules. When impurities are present, the intermolecular forces between rutin molecules are weakened, requiring less energy (a lower temperature) to break those forces and transition from solid to liquid.

Another factor is particle size. Finer particles tend to have a slightly lower melting point compared to coarser particles. This is because finer particles have a larger surface area, meaning more molecules are exposed to heat. As a result, they absorb heat more quickly and may reach the melting point faster.

The melting point of RUTIN 98% Powder is an important characteristic, especially for those using it in various industries.

a. Pharmaceutical industry: Knowing the melting point is crucial for drug formulation. If the melting point is too low, the drug might melt during storage or transportation, affecting its efficacy. If it is too high, the rutin may be difficult to dissolve in the formulation, reducing its bioavailability.

b. Food and beverage industry: When using RUTIN 98% Powder to fortify a food product, the melting point must be compatible with processing conditions. For heat-treated food items, the rutin should withstand processing temperatures without melting or degrading.

Technical References

1. PubChem (National Library of Medicine). Rutin - Compound Summary.

2. Sigma-Aldrich. Rutin hydrate - Product Specification Sheet.

If you are interested in other natural compounds, we also offer the following high-purity ingredients:

a.  Ursolic Acid Powder: A bioactive compound with anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and other properties, commonly found in Rosmarinus officinalis Leaf and other plants.

b.  Beta Ecdysterone Powder: A natural steroid known for performance-enhancing effects, including increased muscle mass, strength, and endurance, popular among athletes and fitness enthusiasts.

c.  Urolithin A Powder: A metabolite produced by gut bacteria from ellagitannins (found in pomegranates and walnuts), shown to have anti-aging and mitochondrial-enhancing effects.

If you are sourcing RUTIN 98% Powder or any of these related products, we are here to help. Our team of experts can answer your technical questions and guide you through the purchasing process. Whether you are a small business looking to incorporate these compounds into your products or a large-scale manufacturer, we provide high-quality ingredients at competitive prices.

Request a quote, sample, or COA today. Contact us at info@inhealthnature.com to learn more or place an order. We look forward to discussing how we can meet your ingredient needs.