Molar mass of Niacinamide
The molecular formula of Niacinamide is C6H6N2O, giving a molar mass of 122.127 g/mol.
Molar mass
122.127g/mol
Computed from the formula with the IUPAC conventional atomic weights (abridged, 2021 edition).
Formula
C6H6N2O
Category
Cosmetic Actives
Atoms per molecule
15
Niacinamide conversions
Mass ↔ amount and solution conversions derived from the stored molar mass of 122.127 g/mol.
1 mmol122.127 mg
1 g8.1882 mmol
1 M122.127 g/L
About Niacinamide
The amide of vitamin B3, used to strengthen the skin barrier, regulate sebum, and reduce pigmentation transfer. It is unusually well tolerated and stable, which is why it appears in high concentrations in modern serums.
Related compounds
Other entries in Cosmetic Actives.
AllantoinC4H6N4O3 · 158.117 g/molAvobenzoneC20H22O3 · 310.393 g/molAzelaic acidC9H16O4 · 188.223 g/molFerulic acidC10H10O4 · 194.186 g/molGlycolic acidC2H4O3 · 76.051 g/molHyaluronic acidC14H21NO11 · 379.318 g/molHydroquinoneC6H6O2 · 110.112 g/molKojic acidC6H6O4 · 142.110 g/molLactic acidC3H6O3 · 90.078 g/molPanthenolC9H19NO4 · 205.254 g/molPhenoxyethanolC8H10O2 · 138.166 g/molResveratrolC14H12O3 · 228.247 g/mol