Manufacturer CAS 2058-46-0 Oxytetracycline HCl

• Varieties: Infectious Disease Prevention Medicine
• Component: Animal
• Type: The First Class
• Pharmacodynamic Influential Factors: Incompatibility
• Storage Method: Moisture Proof
• Application: Antibotics
• Model NO.: API
• Samples: Available
• Transport Package: 25kgs Per Drum
• Specification: Yellow crystalline powder
• Trademark: FA
• Origin: Henan Province, China
• HS Code: 3003209000
• Production Capacity: 1000t

Product Description

Description

Oxytetracycline HCL is yellow crystalline powder, orderless and bitter;There is moisture ;It is easy to destory and fail in alkali solution when the light color gradually fades.Soluble in water ,slightly soluble in ethanol ,insoluble in chloroform or ether.Indication antibiotics.This product is a broaspectrum bacteriostatic agent .Many rickettsia, mycoplasam,chlamydia, spirochetes, amoeba and some plasmodium parasites are also sensitive to this product, Enterococcus is resistant to it .Others, such as actinomycetes, anthrax, listeria mononucleosis, clostridium bacillus ,nucaria, vibrio, brucella, campyobacter,yersinia, etc,are sensitive to this product.




Physical paramenters:

Molecular  formula:C22H25ClN2O9	Molecular weight:496.89500
Density:1.71g/cm^3	Boiling point:839.6ºC
Melting point:180ºC	Flashing point:461.6ºC
Vapour pressure:2.17E-30mmHg at 25ºC

Product function of oxytetracycline HCL
oxytetracycline HCL is antibiotics,have broad-spectrum bacteriostatic effect , the main treatment of Rickettsia disease, brucellosis, mycoplasam pneumonia, chlamydia infection , can also be used for sensitive Gram-positive cocci and negative bacilli caused mild infection.It is mainly used to have antibacterial activity against gram-positive bacteria, meningococcal, goncoccal and other gram-negative bacteria and the same application as tetracycline. This product has a slightly stronger effect on intestinal infection, including amoebic dysentery.This product has a slightly stronger effect on intestinal infection, including amoebic dysentery.

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