Cadaverine: Chemical Formula, Properties & Decomposition

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Cadaverine: Chemical Formula, Properties & Decomposition

The chemical formula for cadaverine is C₅H₁₄N₂.

It's a foul-smelling diamine produced during the decay of animal tissue, hence its name.

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