a-Naphthylamine solution for determination of Nitrate reduction by bacterial strains

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a-Naphthylamine solution for determination of Nitrate reduction by bacterial strains Specification

Usage
Add the solution to samples as part of standardized nitrate reduction determination protocols

Molecular Weight
143.19 g/mol (base compound)

Application
Used for determination of nitrate reduction by bacterial strains in microbiological and clinical research

Structural Formula
C10H9NH2 (for base compound)

EINECS No
200-539-3 (for base compound)

Grade
Laboratory-grade

Molecular Formula
C10H9NH2 (base compound)

Solubility
Soluble in water and organic solvents

Purity
Dependent on preparation; typically high-purity -Naphthylamine used

Poisonous
Hazardous and toxic; handle with care

Ph Level
Neutral to slightly acidic (dependent on solution preparation)

Shelf Life
6-12 months (depending on storage conditions)

Properties
N/A for the solution; primary properties relate to nitrate reduction detection

Refractive Rate
Not available

Physical Form
Liquid solution

Smell
Odorless or slight amine odor

CAS No
62-53-3 (for base compound)

Storage
Store in a cool dry and ventilated place preferably in a chemically resistant container

Shape
Liquid

Melting Point
Not applicable for solution; base compound melts at 50-52 C

HS Code
2921.42.90

Appearance
Clear or slightly colored liquid

Density
1.0 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Ingredients
-Naphthylamine water potential stabilizers

About a-Naphthylamine solution for determination of Nitrate reduction by bacterial strains

The a-Naphthylamine solution is utilized for determining nitrate reduction by bacterial strains in microbiological and clinical research. This hazardous and toxic liquid is stored in chemically resistant containers in dry, ventilated places. It has an odorless or slight amine smell, with a neutral to slightly acidic pH level. The solution is primarily composed of high-purity a-Naphthylamine, soluble in water and organic solvents, and appears as a clear or slightly colored liquid. With a shelf life of 6-12 months, this laboratory-grade solution is a crucial component in standardized nitrate reduction determination protocols.