Tetraphenylporphyrin / TPP CAS 917-23-7

1. Acts as a core precursor for synthesizing porphyrin-based photosensitizers used in photodynamic therapy for cancer treatment.
2. Serves Tetraphenylporphyrin / TPP CAS 917-23-7 as a biomimetic model compound to study the structure and function of natural porphyrins like heme and chlorophyll.
3. Functions as a building block for fabricating optoelectronic materials such as organic solar cells and light-emitting diodes.

1. Store in sealed amber glass containers at 0-10℃ in a dark, dry area away from direct sunlight and oxidizing agents.
2. Keep TPP CAS 917-23-7 separated from strong acids and bases to prevent degradation of the porphyrin macrocycle structure.
3. Wear nitrile gloves, a dust mask, and safety goggles during handling to avoid inhalation of dust and skin contact.

1. The TPP CAS 917-23-7 rigid conjugated macrocycle structure ensures excellent optical and electronic properties for advanced material applications.
2. High Tetraphenylporphyrin structural similarity to natural porphyrins enables accurate biomimetic research on enzyme and photosynthetic systems.
3. Versatile derivatization sites on the phenyl rings allow customization of properties for targeted pharmaceutical and material uses.

- GHS TPP CAS 917-23-7 Classification: Irritant (GHS07, Xi), environmentally hazardous (GHS09), skin irritant (H315), serious eye irritant (H319), toxic to aquatic life (H411).
- Inhalation Tetraphenylporphyrin of dust may cause respiratory irritation; improper disposal can pose long-term risks to aquatic ecosystems.
- Incompatible with strong oxidizers, concentrated acids, and alkalis, which may trigger decomposition of the porphyrin ring.
- UN Number: UN3077, Class 9, Packing Group III, subject to transport regulations for environmentally hazardous substances.