Calcium Microcrystalline Hydroxyapatite CAS 1306-06-5

Reference Information

The molecular formula, molecular weight, density, melting point, and water-solubility references are reported in public chemical sources for hydroxyapatite CAS 1306-06-5.

Applications

• oral care formulations, depending on grade, particle profile, and formulation design
• cosmetic raw material use where hydroxyapatite is selected for compatible systems, depending on grade and regulatory requirements
• nutritional or specialty calcium-phosphate material programs, subject to grade confirmation and compliance review
• biomedical, laboratory, or research-related material use, depending on specification and intended application
• specialty powder systems where crystal form, particle size, and surface characteristics are important to formulation performance

Any specific application should be confirmed according to grade, particle size distribution, morphology, purity requirements, and application validation.

Packaging and Storage

Standard packaging is available. The product may be packed in bags, drums, cartons, or other suitable containers as applicable to the offered grade and supply format. Customized packaging may be available upon request.

Store in a cool, dry place in tightly closed packaging. Protection from moisture and contamination is recommended during storage and handling. Where a finer particle specification or specialty grade is required, storage and handling conditions should be aligned with the offered grade and application requirements.

FAQ

1. Does Calcium Microcrystalline Hydroxyapatite match CAS 1306-06-5?
Yes. CAS 1306-06-5 corresponds to hydroxyapatite. The word “microcrystalline” is generally a physical description of the material form rather than a separate chemical identity.

2. What type of product is this?
This product is best classified as an inorganic chemical, specifically a calcium phosphate material. Depending on grade, it may also be discussed for oral care, cosmetic, nutritional, research, or specialty material use.

3. Which parameters should be confirmed before purchase?
Buyers should usually confirm particle size distribution, crystal form, morphology, purity profile, intended application, and grade-specific document requirements before ordering.

4. Can COA, TDS, or SDS / MSDS be provided?
These documents may be provided upon request and are available depending on the offered grade and supply arrangement.

5. Why is “microcrystalline” important for this product?
Because hydroxyapatite performance in formulation can be influenced by crystal structure, particle size, and powder characteristics, the “microcrystalline” description should be matched to the intended application requirements rather than treated as the chemical identity alone.