AURAMINE For Microscopy

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MOQ : 25 Grams

AURAMINE For Microscopy Specification

Storage
Store in a cool dry place; protect from light

HS Code
32041400

Poisonous
No

Boiling point
Decomposes on heating no specific boiling point

Smell
Odorless

Density
1.1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Molecular Weight
303.84 g/mol

Shape
Powder

Form
Crystalline Powder

Purity
98%

Melting Point
267268C

Other Names
Basic Yellow 2 C.I. 41000

Molecular Formula
C17H22ClN3

Structural Formula
C17H22ClN3

Refractive Rate
for solid

Solubility
Soluble in water and ethanol

Ph Level
Approximately 6.07.0

Classification
Dye

Chemical Name
Auramine

CAS No
2465-27-2

EINECS No
219-567-2

Grade
Microscopy Grade

Standard
ISO Certified

Type
Synthetic Dye

Usage
Used in microscopy staining techniques

Main Material
Auramine Hydrochloride

Application
Biological staining and fluorescent microscopy

About AURAMINE For Microscopy

Auramine for Microscopy is a high-grade synthetic dye, commonly known as Basic Yellow 2 or C.I. 41000. With a purity of 98%, this crystalline powder is widely used in biological staining and fluorescent microscopy applications. Its molecular formula C17H22ClN3 ensures optimal performance in staining techniques. ISO certified and stored in cool, dry conditions, Auramine exhibits a pH level of approximately 6.07.0. This odorless dye, classified as poisonous, has a melting point of 267268C and is soluble in water and ethanol, making it versatile for various laboratory procedures.