a-NAPHTHYLAMINE SOLUTION FOR DETERMINATION OF NITRATE REDUCTION BY BACTERIAL STRAINS

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MOQ : 1 Milliliter

a-NAPHTHYLAMINE SOLUTION FOR DETERMINATION OF NITRATE REDUCTION BY BACTERIAL STRAINS Specification

Boiling point
302C (pure compound varies in solution)

Taste
Not applicable; toxic chemical

HS Code
29214200

Other Names
1-Naphthylamine solution

Melting Point
50C (pure compound not applicable for solution)

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from light and incompatible substances

Density
1.03 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Refractive Rate
Not generally applicable for this solution

Smell
Aromatic amine-like odor

Shape
Liquid

Structural Formula
C10H7NH2

Molecular Weight
143.19 g/mol

Molecular Formula
C10H9N

Ph Level
Typically neutral to slightly acidic depending on solvent

Poisonous
No

Solubility
Slightly soluble in water soluble in organic solvents

Form
Solution

Purity
Typically 99% (for analytical purposes)

Classification
Chemical Solution

Chemical Name
Alpha-Naphthylamine

CAS No
134-32-7

EINECS No
205-138-7

Grade
Analytical Grade

Standard
Laboratory Standard

Type
Solution

Usage
Determination of nitrate reduction by bacterial strains

Main Material
Alpha-Naphthylamine

Application
Microbiology testing research laboratories

About a-NAPHTHYLAMINE SOLUTION FOR DETERMINATION OF NITRATE REDUCTION BY BACTERIAL STRAINS

This 1-Naphthylamine solution is an analytical grade chemical solution used in microbiology testing research laboratories for the determination of nitrate reduction by bacterial strains. It is a toxic chemical with an aromatic amine-like odor, typically containing at least 99% purity of Alpha-Naphthylamine. The solution is a liquid form with a slightly soluble nature in water but soluble in organic solvents. With a molecular weight of 143.19 g/mol and a density of 1.03 g/cm3, this solution is stored in a cool dry place away from light and incompatible substances to maintain its quality. This product is widely used in laboratory settings for precise results in nitrate reduction studies.