NYLANDER'S REAGENT (Test Reagent for Glucose in urine)

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NYLANDER'S REAGENT (Test Reagent for Glucose in urine) Specification

Poisonous
YES

EINECS No
N/A (Not applicable to mixtures)

Properties
Reacts with glucose in the presence of alkali to produce a colorimetric change

Structural Formula
N/A (Mixture with no single structural formula)

Ph Level
Typically neutral to slightly alkaline (around 7-8)

Molecular Formula
N/A (Complex mixture of chemicals)

Appearance
Transparent to slightly cloudy liquid depending on the preparation

Solubility
Soluble in water

Shelf Life
Check product label or supplier for specific information

CAS No
N/A (No single CAS number due to it being a mixture)

Shape
N/A (Liquid preparation)

Smell
Odorless

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and incompatible substances; keep container tightly closed

Grade
Laboratory grade

Ingredients
Often includes basic bismuth nitrate potassium hydroxide and Rochelle salt (sodium potassium tartrate)

Application
Used as a reagent for glucose detection in urine

Physical Form
Liquid or solution (varies based on preparation)

Purity
N/A (Mixture of various chemical components)

Usage
Applied in diagnostics to test for the presence of glucose in clinical settings

HS Code
3822.00.9000 (Example for diagnostic/laboratory reagents adapt as necessary)

About NYLANDER'S REAGENT (Test Reagent for Glucose in urine)

Nylanders Reagent is a colorless, odorless liquid solution used for detecting glucose in urine samples. This laboratory-grade reagent reacts with glucose in the presence of alkali, producing a colorimetric change for diagnostic purposes in clinical settings. It contains a mixture of chemicals such as basic bismuth nitrate, potassium hydroxide, and Rochelle salt. The reagent is stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and incompatible substances, maintaining its effectiveness. Soluble in water, this reagent is an essential tool for healthcare professionals requiring accurate glucose testing.