glutamine

CAS 56-85-9

Also known as

Gln · L-Gln · glumin · ENDARI · Saforis · 56-85-9 · Memoril · Sympt-X

SDS and GHS classification for glutamine

Inside Imperium SDS, glutamine carries its full curated record: GHS hazard classification from authoritative sources (including EU Annex VI harmonised entries and concentration-band rules where they apply), screening across TSCA, SARA 313, CERCLA, California Prop 65, and DOT hazmat, plus official occupational exposure limits for SDS Section 8. Add it to a formulation and the mixture classification, pictograms, and a complete 16-section safety data sheet are computed deterministically — in English, Spanish, French, German, Korean, Italian, Portuguese, or Dutch.

Author an SDS with glutamine

Identity information provided for reference. Hazard classification depends on concentration, physical form, and jurisdiction — always rely on a complete, current safety data sheet reviewed by a qualified person.