Does anyone know the solubility of sodium butyrate in ethanol or other alcohols?

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Does anyone know the solubility of sodium butyrate in ethanol or other alcohols? Please help!

Reply #22009-03-03

Sodium butyrate (sodium n-butyrate, C4H7O2Na), with a relative molecular mass of 110.09, is a white to off-white, fluffy hygroscopic powder. The aqueous solution has a weakly alkaline pH and is stable to light and heat. The active ingredient of sodium butyrate is butyric acid, a short-chain volatile fatty acid. Free butyric acid has a special smell. Unlike other short-chain volatile fatty acids such as acetic acid or propionic acid, butyric acid is soluble in both lipids and water.

Reply #32009-03-03

Thank you, but what I want is sodium butyrate.

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