Is adenine thermal stable below melting point?

02 February 2014 1 344 Report

The only information available for me is that adenine has a melting point of 360°C. Any one known examples of adenine containing derivatives that undergo thermal decomposition or thermal-induced side reaction because of the adenine moiety?

Adel Amer

Stability: The product is stable.

Please, read the MSDS for this chemical [Section 10].

Good luck

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