Glucose Standard Stock (1% W-V)

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Glucose Standard Stock (1% W-V) Specification

Molecular Formula
C6H12O6

Smell
Odorless

Other Names
Dextrose Solution Glucose Solution

Boiling point
(aqueous solution)

Shape
Liquid (Solution)

Refractive Rate
(solution-specific parameter)

Taste
Sweet (characteristic of glucose)

Storage
Store at room temperature or refrigerated; avoid contamination.

Purity
1% W/V Glucose in Water

Density
1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

HS Code
3822.00

Form
Liquid

Solubility
Completely soluble in water

Poisonous
No

Structural Formula
C6H12O6 (linear and cyclic forms of glucose)

Melting Point
(aqueous solution)

Molecular Weight
180.16 g/mol

Ph Level
Approximately neutral (pH 6.0-7.5)

Classification
Standard Solution

Chemical Name
Glucose

CAS No
50-99-7

EINECS No
200-075-1

Grade
Laboratory Grade

Standard
1% W/V

Type
Chemical Solution

Usage
Used as a standard stock solution for laboratory applications calibration and experimental analysis.

Main Material
Glucose (Dextrose)

Application
Analytical testing calibration of instruments reference standard in chemical and biological laboratories.

About Glucose Standard Stock (1% W-V)

Glucose Standard Stock (1% W-V) is a laboratory-grade standard solution used for analytical testing and calibration of instruments in chemical and biological laboratories. This liquid solution, with a sweet taste characteristic of glucose, contains 1% W/V glucose in water and is completely soluble in water. It is stored at room temperature or refrigerated to avoid contamination. With a neutral pH level and odorless smell, this glucose solution is widely used as a reference standard and stock solution for experimental analysis. It is available in a liquid form and conforms to high purity standards, making it a reliable choice for various laboratory applications.

FAQs of Glucose Standard Stock (1% W-V):

Q: What is the application of Glucose Standard Stock (1% W-V)?

A: Glucose Standard Stock (1% W-V) is used for analytical testing, calibration of instruments, and as a reference standard in chemical and biological laboratories.