Camphor Derivatives

D (+) CAMPHORIC ACID

CAS:124-83-4
Chemical name
Camphoric acid
DL‑Camphoric acid
Camphor dicarboxylic acid
cis‑(±)‑Camphoric acid
1,2,2‑Trimethylcyclopentane‑1,3‑dicarboxylic acid

Description

Camphoric acid is a bicyclic dicarboxylic acid derived from the oxidation of camphor, typically appearing as a white crystalline solid. Featuring two carboxyl functional groups, it participates in esterification, amidation, and other organic synthesis reactions, serving as a useful intermediate for camphor derivatives and functional compounds. In pharmaceutical and chemical industries, camphoric acid is utilized as a reagent and intermediate, and has been reported to exhibit some local antipruritic, analgesic, and anti‑irritant effects. It is widely used for organic synthesis and research purposes.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
CAS No. 124-83-4
MOLECULAR FORMULA C10H16O4
MOLECULAR WEIGHT 200.23 g/mol
APPEARANCE & PHYSICAL STATE (20°C) WHITE CRYSTALLINE POWDER
ODOR WITH VERY LIGHT ODOR
SOLUBILITY ONE GRAM SOLUBLE IN 125 ML COLD WATER.
ONE GRAM SOLUBLE IN 10 ML BOILING WATER.
ONE GRAM SOLUBLE IN 2 ML ALCOHOL.
SOLUBLE IN ETHER
SPECIFIC ROTATION +43° MIN
MELTING POINT 179℃
MOISTURE 2% MAX
PURITY 98% MIN
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