Guanidine monohydriodide is an organic compound characterized by its guanidine structure, which consists of a central carbon atom bonded to three nitrogen atoms and an additional iodine atom from the monohydriodide form. This compound typically appears as a white to off-white crystalline solid and is soluble in water, reflecting its ionic nature due to the presence of the iodide ion. It is often used in biochemical applications, particularly in the study of proteins and nucleic acids, as it can act as a chaotropic agent, disrupting hydrogen bonding and stabilizing denatured states. The presence of the iodide ion can also impart unique properties, such as increased reactivity in certain chemical reactions. Guanidine monohydriodide is generally handled with care, as guanidine derivatives can exhibit toxicity and irritant properties. Its applications extend to various fields, including pharmaceuticals and biochemistry, where it serves as a reagent or stabilizing agent in various chemical processes.

Guanidine, monohydriodide

19227-70-4: Guanidine, monohydriodide, Guanidine hydriodide, Guanidinium iodide

Guanidine Hydroiodide

Guanidinium iodide is a group P2 device. It has optical properties such as absorption and fluorescence. This salt is soluble in water and has functional groups that are hydrophilic. Guanidinium iodide is used in the production of perovskite solar cells, which have been shown to be more efficient than other solar cells. The thin film is created by spin coating a solution of guanidinium iodide onto a substrate and then heating the substrate to evaporate the solvent. The thin films of guanidinium iodide can be used as an interfacial layer for gel chromatography, which separates molecules based on their size and charge.

CAS 19227-70-4: Guanidine, monohydriodide

Guanidine Hydroiodide

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Guanidine Hydroiodide

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Guanidinium iodide

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Guanidine Hydroiodide

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