HEMATOXYLIN (DELAFIELD'S) For Microscopical Staining

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MOQ : 125 Milliliters

HEMATOXYLIN (DELAFIELD'S) For Microscopical Staining Specification

Molecular Weight
302.28 g/mol (for hematoxylin component)

Poisonous
No

Density
1.1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Ph Level
Typically pH 2-4 (acidic solution)

Purity
High grade - solution concentration specified as per standards

HS Code
3204.17.00

Solubility
Miscible with water

Storage
Store in a cool dark and dry place at 2-8C. Keep tightly capped.

Refractive Rate
Not routinely measured

Form
Solution

Molecular Formula
C16H14O6 (for hematoxylin component)

Other Names
Delafields Hematoxylin Staining Hematoxylin

Smell
Mild to neutral smell

Structural Formula
Based on Hematoxylin molecule structure

Shape
Liquid

Classification
Chemical Reagent

Chemical Name
Hematoxylin

CAS No
517-28-2

EINECS No
208-244-7

Grade
Microscopy Grade

Standard
Delafields

Type
Staining Solution

Usage
Microscopical staining for tissue and cell identification

Main Material
Hematoxylin

Application
Laboratories Medical diagnostics Histology

About HEMATOXYLIN (DELAFIELD'S) For Microscopical Staining

HEMATOXYLIN (DELAFIELDS) is a high-grade chemical reagent classified as microscopy grade. This liquid staining solution, also known as Delafields Hematoxylin, is widely used in laboratories, medical diagnostics, and histology for microscopical staining of tissues and cells. With a mild to neutral smell and non-toxic properties, this solution is safe for standard handling and storage in cool, dark, and dry conditions at 2-8C. Its high purity and specific solution concentration meet stringent standards, making it a reliable choice for staining applications. HEMATOXYLIN (DELAFIELDS) is a miscible solution primarily composed of Hematoxylin, known for its molecular formula C16H14O6, CAS No. 517-28-2, and molecular weight of 302.28 g/mol.

FAQs of HEMATOXYLIN (DELAFIELDS) For Microscopical Staining:

Q: : What is HEMATOXYLIN (DELAFIELDS) used for?

A: : HEMATOXYLIN (DELAFIELDS) is used for microscopical staining for tissue and cell identification in laboratories, medical diagnostics, and histology.