Product Description
BOUINS FLUID is a pungent formaldehyde-like odor liquid fixative primarily used in histology and pathology for tissue preservation. It is a yellowish transparent liquid with a highly acidic pH level due to the presence of picric and acetic acids. This laboratory-grade product is a mixture of formaldehyde, picric acid, acetic acid, and distilled water, offering strong preservative properties. BOUINS FLUID is soluble in water and alcohol and should be stored tightly sealed at room temperature. With a shelf life of up to one year when stored properly, this hazardous fixative plays a crucial role in preserving cellular details and morphology in biological specimen preparation.
FAQs of BOUINS FLUID:
Q: What is BOUINS FLUID used for?
A: BOUINS FLUID is used as a fixative in histology and pathology for tissue preservation.
Q: What is the shelf life of BOUINS FLUID?
A: BOUINS FLUID is generally stable for up to one year if stored properly.
Q: Is BOUINS FLUID poisonous?
A: Yes, BOUINS FLUID is classified as poisonous.
Q: In what form does BOUINS FLUID come in?
A: BOUINS FLUID is in liquid form and appears as a yellowish transparent liquid.
Q: What are the main ingredients of BOUINS FLUID?
A: The main ingredients of BOUINS FLUID are formaldehyde, picric acid, acetic acid, and distilled water.