BUFFER SOLUTION pH 6.8

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MOQ : 1000 Milliliters

BUFFER SOLUTION pH 6.8 Specification

HS Code
382200

Solubility
Completely soluble in water

Shape
Liquid

Density
1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Other Names
pH Buffer Solution 6.8

Poisonous
No

Ph Level
6.8

Smell
Odorless or may have a very slight chemical smell

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from contaminants; tightly sealed container

Purity
High Purity (specific chemicals used to prepare the buffer)

Structural Formula
(mixture of components)

Taste
(not for consumption)

Molecular Formula
Variable composition depending on buffering agents used

Molecular Weight
(mixture of components)

Form
Solution

Melting Point
(liquid at room temperature)

Boiling point
Approximately 100C (based on water-based composition)

Classification
Chemical Laboratory Product

Chemical Name
Buffer Solution pH 6.8

Grade
Laboratory Grade

Standard
ISO 3696

Type
Buffer Solution

Usage
Used to maintain a stable pH level of 6.8 in various applications

Main Material
Phosphate or other buffering agents

Application
Chemical analysis laboratory experiments and industrial processes requiring stable pH

About BUFFER SOLUTION pH 6.8

BUFFER SOLUTION pH 6.8 is a Laboratory Grade chemical solution used for maintaining a stable pH level of 6.8 in various applications. Odorless or with a slight chemical smell, this non-poisonous liquid is a blend of phosphate and other buffering agents that is completely soluble in water. Ideal for chemical analysis laboratory experiments and industrial processes requiring pH stability, this high-purity solution is ISO 3696 compliant and stored in a tightly sealed container to prevent contaminants. With a density of 1 g/cm3 and a boiling point of approximately 100C, it is a versatile buffer solution suitable for different industries.

FAQs of BUFFER SOLUTION pH 6.8:

Q: What is the use of BUFFER SOLUTION pH 6.8?

A: BUFFER SOLUTION pH 6.8 is used to maintain a stable pH level of 6.8 in various applications such as chemical analysis laboratory experiments and industrial processes.