NEUTRAL RED (JENSEN)

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NEUTRAL RED (JENSEN) Specification

Application
Used as a pH indicator dye and in stain formulations for biological and histological studies

Properties
pH indicator with reversible color change based on acidity or basicity

CAS No
553-24-2

Shape
Crystalline powder form no specific geometric shape

Ingredients
Neutral Red powder purity level reagent grade

Physical Form
Orange to red powder or crystalline solid

Purity
98%

Smell
Odorless

Shelf Life
Typically 2-3 years if stored properly

Molecular Weight
288.78 g/mol

Melting Point
290 C (decomposes)

Refractive Rate
Not available

HS Code
3204.19

Ph Level
Neutral (around 7.0)

Grade
Laboratory grade or reagent grade

Density
Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from light and moisture

Appearance
Orange-red crystalline powder

Structural Formula
C15H17ClN4 diagram available in chemical literature

EINECS No
209-035-8

Molecular Formula
C15H17ClN4

Solubility
Soluble in water (approximately 10 mg/mL)

Usage
Commonly used in microbiology and cell culture for cell viability assays and staining

Poisonous
NO

About NEUTRAL RED (JENSEN)

NEUTRAL RED (JENSEN) is a high-quality laboratory-grade pH indicator dye characterized by its odorless nature and non-poisonous properties. It is in the form of orange to red powder or crystalline solid with a purity level of 98%. This versatile product is commonly utilized in microbiology and cell culture for cell viability assays and staining, making it a valuable tool in biological and histological studies. With a neutral pH level around 7.0, NEUTRAL RED (JENSEN) exhibits a reversible color change based on the acidity or basicity of the environment. It boasts a molecular weight of 288.78 g/mol and is soluble in water. Stored properly, it can typically maintain its efficacy for 2-3 years, making it a reliable choice for various laboratory applications.

FAQs of NEUTRAL RED (JENSEN):

Q: What is the application of NEUTRAL RED (JENSEN)?

A: NEUTRAL RED (JENSEN) is commonly used as a pH indicator dye and in stain formulations for biological and histological studies, as well as in microbiology and cell culture for cell viability assays and staining.