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CSD Refcode
numero ZVG
HCIS ID
identificativo MeSH
D019343

soggetto indicato come: Citric Acid

identificativo Encyclopædia Britannica Online
science/citric-acid

soggetto indicato come: citric acid

identificativo Treccani
acido-citrico

soggetto indicato come: citrico, acido

identificativo ChEMBL
identificativo Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana
identificativo ICSC
numero E
identificativo Open Food Facts di un additivo
numero ONU
CAMEO Chemicals ID
Römpp online ID
RxNorm CUI
identificativo Australian Educational Vocabulary
codice MeSH
identificativo IUPHAR
identificativo GND
identificativo KEGG
identificativo JSTOR di un argomento
identificativo Grande Enciclopedia Russa
PatientsLikeMe treatment ID
numero RTECS
GE7350000
identificativo ECHA InfoCard
numero CAS
identificativo Thesaurus BNCF
identificativo ChemSpider
NMRShiftDB structure ID
DrugCentral ID
CCDC Number
identificativo UNII
Probes And Drugs ID
identificativo J9U della Biblioteca nazionale israeliana
identificativo NDF-RT
identificativo Freebase
identificativo UK Parliament Thesaurus
9182

soggetto indicato come: Citric acid

numero Beilstein
782061[5]
identificativo della Biblioteca del Congresso
sh85026216[12]

soggetto indicato come: Citric acid

UMLS CUI
identificativo PubChem
InChI
identificativo ChEBI
30769[2][14]

tipo di relazione: corrispondenza esatta

identificativo Quora di un argomento
JECFA database ID
identificativo PDB ligando
SPLASH
PesticideInfo chemical ID
identificativo ScienceDirect di un argomento
identificativo HMDB
identificativo OpenAlex
identificativo Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana (obsoleto)
identificativo KBpedia
significato definito OmegaWiki
InChIKey
Cannabis Database ID
identificativo Krugosvet
identificativo ingrediente in Open Food Facts
identificativo Brockhaus Enzyklopädie
identificativo DSSTOX sostanza
numero CosIng
identificativo Elhuyar ZTH
identificativo Drugbank
NSC number
identificativo Store norske leksikon
identificativo Lex
identificativo Microsoft Academic
identificativo DSSTOX di un composto chimico
identificativo Nationalencyklopedin
identificativo NALT
identificativo KNApSAcK
identificativo Vikidia di una voce
JECFA number
218[23]
identificativo AAT
OKP ID of the good or service
91 9943[24]

nome ufficiale: Кислота лимонная

identificativo AGROVOC
numero CE
International Numbering System number
330[25]
identificativo NKC
ph150576

soggetto indicato come: kyselina citronová

numero Gmelin
4240
MassBank accession ID
AHECC 2017 ID
29181400
Great Russian Encyclopedia portal ID
codice ATC
identificativo HSDB

no tipo 'e

type of chemical entity

sottoclasse di

Alcoli grassi
acidi grassi
acido tricarbossilico

parte 'e

ciclo di Krebs[27]

ruolo del soggetto: participant

citrate secondary active transmembrane transporter activity[27]

ruolo del soggetto: cargo

citrate synthase activity[27]

ruolo del soggetto: prodotto

è ausato comme

additivo alimentare
regolatore di acidità[28]
synergist[28]
Q27492876

criterio utilizzato: Russian Classification of Products

struttura chimica

modello molecolare

raffigura: modello ad asta e sfera

massa

192,027 unità e' massa atomeca[29]

scuperto o inventato da

Carl Scheele[30]

data della scoperta o invenzione

1784

data più antica: 1784

base coniugata

citrate(1−) anion

formula chimica

C₆H₈O₇[13]

SMILES canonico

C(C(=O)O)C(CC(=O)O)(C(=O)O)O[13]

massa volumica

1,665 grammi per centimetro cubico

punto di fusione

153 grado Celsius
154 grado Celsius[31]

punto di decomposizione

175 grado Celsius

pKa

3,14[32]

classificazione ed etichettatura di sicurezza

NFPA 704: Standard System for the Identification of the Hazards of Materials for Emergency Response

NFPA speciali: nisciuno valore

NFPA salute: 2

NFPA infiammabilità: 1

NFPA reattività: 0

trovato nella tassonomia de

Homo sapiens[33][34][35]
Fumaria di Vaillant[36]
Lupinus luteus[37]
Rhodiola rosea[38]
Coffea arabica[39][40]
Phyllostachys edulis[41]
Prunus mume[42]
Pycnandra acuminata[43][44]
Aconitum japonicum[45]
Actinidia arguta[46]
Actinidia chinensis[46]
Actinidia hemsleyana[46]
Actinidia polygama[46]
Annona cherimola[47]
Aspergillus niger[49]
barbabietola[50]
Camellia sinensis[51][52]
Diplachne fusca[53]
Gossypium hirsutum[54]
Hypericum perforatum[55]
Ipomoea batatas[56]
Lonicera caerulea[57]
mango[58]
Plinia cauliflora[60]
Opuntia ficus-indica[61][62]
Phycomyces blakesleeanus[63]
Populus balsamifera[64]
Punica granatum[66][67][66][66]
Pyrus communis[68]
Rosa canina[69][70]
Rosa spinosissima[71]
Sambucus ebulus[72]
Tagetes erecta[74]
Tagetes patula[74]
Tillandsia usneoides[75]
Vaccinium macrocarpon[76][77][78][79]
Vaccinium myrtillus[76]
Vaccinium oxycoccos[76]
Vaccinium vitis-idaea[76]
Aesculus hippocastanum[80]
Parasenecio hastata[81][82]
Drosera intermedia[83]
Glaucium flavum[84]
Ilex paraguariensis[85]
Laetiporus sulphureus[86]
Morinda longiflora[87]
Physalis alkekengi[88]
Plantago major[89]
Richardia scabra[90]
Rubia tinctorum[91]
Rubus chamaemorus[92]
Scutellaria baicalensis[93]
Viburnum opulus[94]
Syzygium cumini[95]
Hibiscus sabdariffa[96]
Rosa nisami[97]
Cannabis sativa[98]
Sorghum vulgare[99]
Populus candicans[64]
Cacalia hastata[82]
Caenorhabditis elegans[100][101][102][103][104]
Garcinia dulcis[105]
girasole[107]
Spinacia oleracea[108]
Capsella bursa-pastoris[111]
Vicia faba[114][115]
Oryza sativa[116]
Triticum aestivum[117]
Nicotiana tabacum[121]
Aronia melanocarpa[122][123][124][125][126]
Aloe vera[127]
Aloe barbadensis[127]
Agave salmiana[127]
Erythrina americana[127]
Sophora lehmannii[128]
Rosa pulverulenta[97]
Physalis lagascae[88]
Sophora lehmanni[128]
Physalis minima[88]
Vitis vinifera[129]
Escherichia coli[130]

interagisce fisicamente con

ACO2[131]
Citrato (Si)-sintasi[131]
Polycystin 2 like 1, transient receptor potential cation channel[132]
Transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily V, member 4[132]

descritto nella fonte

Dizionario Enciclopedico Brockhaus ed Efron

dichiarazione è argomento di: Q24459392

Small Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary

dichiarazione è argomento di: Q24760575

Encyclopædia Britannica (1911)

dichiarazione è argomento di: 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Citric Acid

Grande Enciclopedia Sovietica (1926-1947)

dichiarazione è argomento di: Q122999144

The Domestic Encyclopædia; Or, A Dictionary Of Facts, And Useful Knowledge

dichiarazione è argomento di: Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Supplement/Acids

Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, vol. 5

paggena: 449

ruolo del soggetto

calcium chelating agents[133]
anticoagulante[133]
metabolita primario[134]

sulla focus list di un progetto Wikimedia

Wikipedia:Lista delle voci che tutte le Wikipedie dovrebbero avere/Lista estesa

data: 31 ott 2022

MCN code

2918.14.00

è fatte 'e

ossigeno
carbonio
idrogeno

categoria su Commons

Citric acid

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