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

Other Names
1-Naphthylamine solution

Shape
Liquid

Taste
Not applicable; toxic chemical

Molecular Weight
143.19 g/mol

HS Code
29214200

Ph Level
Typically neutral to slightly acidic depending on solvent

Purity
Typically 99% (for analytical purposes)

Form
Solution

Boiling point
302C (pure compound varies in solution)

Smell
Aromatic amine-like odor

Density
1.03 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

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

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

Molecular Formula
C10H9N

Poisonous
No

Refractive Rate
Not generally applicable for this solution

Structural Formula
C10H7NH2

Solubility
Slightly soluble in water soluble in organic solvents

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.