📋Basic information:
| Chemical Name | L-Lactide |
| CAS No. | 4511-42-6 |
| Molecular Formula | C6H8O4 |
| Molecular Weight | 144.13 |
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📌Specification:
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Item |
Testing Result |
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Purity |
99.7% BY GC |
|
Water |
0.1% |
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L-Lactic acid |
0.1% |
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Organic Solvent |
0.1% |
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Appearance |
White crystal |
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Melting point |
94 ℃ |
🧩Application of L-Lactide CAS No.: 4511-42-6
I. Biomedical / Pharmaceutical Intermediates (High‑purity grade with strict optical purity requirements)
Absorbable medical devices (PLLA‑based substrate)
‑ Orthopedics: Absorbable bone pins, bone screws, fixation plates and bone anchors, which degrade gradually in‑vivo after surgery to avoid secondary removal operations;
‑ Surgery: Absorbable surgical sutures and surgical meshes;
‑ Orthopedics: Absorbable bone pins, bone screws, fixation plates and bone anchors, which degrade gradually in‑vivo after surgery to avoid secondary removal operations;
‑ Surgery: Absorbable surgical sutures and surgical meshes;
‑ Aesthetic medicine: Biodegradable fillers and soft‑tissue repair substrates.
Drug‑delivery carriers
‑ Synthesize PLA and PLGA copolymers for fabrication of drug‑loaded microspheres, nanoparticles and implants to achieve long‑term sustained release (peptides, hormones, anti‑tumor drugs);
‑ Tissue‑engineering scaffolds: Porous scaffold materials for bone, cartilage and skin repair.
‑ Synthesize PLA and PLGA copolymers for fabrication of drug‑loaded microspheres, nanoparticles and implants to achieve long‑term sustained release (peptides, hormones, anti‑tumor drugs);
‑ Tissue‑engineering scaffolds: Porous scaffold materials for bone, cartilage and skin repair.
Organic synthetic intermediate: Used for the synthesis of chiral polyesters and block copolymers (e.g. PLA‑PEG) for biomedical material R&D.
II. Biodegradable Polymer Materials (Industrial grade)
Synthesis of PLLA (Poly‑L‑lactide) resin
‑ Biodegradable plastics: Disposable tableware, food packaging films and shopping bags;
‑ 3D‑printing consumables: PLA printing filaments;
‑ Fiber & textile industry: Biodegradable fibers, non‑woven fabrics and disposable textile materials.
‑ Biodegradable plastics: Disposable tableware, food packaging films and shopping bags;
‑ 3D‑printing consumables: PLA printing filaments;
‑ Fiber & textile industry: Biodegradable fibers, non‑woven fabrics and disposable textile materials.
Copolymerization modification
‑ Copolymerize with caprolactone, ethylene glycol, etc. to produce modified biodegradable polyesters;
‑ Chain extender for polyurethane to enhance the biodegradability of materials;
‑ Compatibilizer for polymer blending to improve compatibility between PLA and other plastics.
‑ Copolymerize with caprolactone, ethylene glycol, etc. to produce modified biodegradable polyesters;
‑ Chain extender for polyurethane to enhance the biodegradability of materials;
‑ Compatibilizer for polymer blending to improve compatibility between PLA and other plastics.
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