MILLON'S REAGENT

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MILLON'S REAGENT Specification

Taste
Odorless and not meant for consumption

Ph Level
Acidic

Storage
Store in a tightly sealed container away from incompatible materials at room temperature

Melting Point
Not applicable (solution)

Smell
Slightly pungent may have a characteristic odor depending on composition

Shape
N/A (liquid)

CAS No
7783-35-9 (for mercuric nitrate a component)

Grade
Analytical Reagent Grade

Poisonous
YES

EINECS No
231-961-6 (mercuric nitrate)

Molecular Formula
Hg(NO3)2 + HNO3

Properties
Reacts with phenolic groups to produce a red color

Physical Form
Liquid (solution)

HS Code
282590 (category for inorganic chemicals)

Solubility
Soluble in water

Application
Used as a chemical reagent to test for phenolic compounds especially tyrosine in proteins

Ingredients
Mercuric nitrate nitric acid water

Appearance
Colorless to slightly yellow solution

Usage
Laboratory chemical for qualitative analysis

Purity
Dependent on preparation; typically high analytical grade

Refractive Rate
Not typically measured

Density
1.5 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Molecular Weight
Depends on specific reagent composition

Shelf Life
Dependent on storage conditions; typically 1-3 years if unopened

Structural Formula
No fixed structural formula (aqueous solution)

About MILLON'S REAGENT

Millons Reagent is an Analytical Reagent Grade liquid solution used in laboratories for qualitative analysis. It is specifically designed to test for phenolic compounds, particularly tyrosine in proteins. This odorless reagent, with a slightly pungent smell depending on composition, reacts with phenolic groups to produce a red color. Stored in tightly sealed containers at room temperature, this poisonous solution has a shelf life of 1-3 years when unopened. With a molecular formula of Hg(NO3)2 + HNO3 and an EINECS No. of 231-961-6, Millons Reagent is soluble in water and appears as a colorless to slightly yellow solution.