PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60C For HPLC & UV Spectroscopy

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PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60C For HPLC & UV Spectroscopy Specification

Molecular Formula
Not a single compound; a mixture of hydrocarbons

Properties
Clear colorless liquid; volatile and flammable

Shape
Liquid form; no specific shape

Ph Level
Neutral at standard conditions

EINECS No
232-453-7

Molecular Weight
Average molecular weight depends on composition approximately 85-100 g/mol

Grade
HPLC & UV Spectroscopy Grade

Refractive Rate
1.37-1.39

Appearance
Clear colorless liquid

Melting Point
Not applicable (mixture)

Smell
Mildly aromatic

Ingredients
Blend of aliphatic hydrocarbons primarily pentane and hexane isomers

Density
0.66 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Purity
>99% hydrocarbons with minimal impurities

Taste
Neutral/Not applicable

Usage
For analytical and laboratory purposes such as chromatography and purification processes

HS Code
2710.12

Shelf Life
1-2 years under proper storage conditions

Application
Used as a solvent in HPLC and UV spectroscopy

CAS No
8032-32-4

Physical Form
Liquid

Solubility
Insoluble in water; soluble in organic solvents

Storage
Store in a cool dry and well-ventilated area away from heat and open flames

Structural Formula
Mixture of hydrocarbons; includes alkanes

Poisonous
YES

About PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60C For HPLC & UV Spectroscopy

PETROLEUM ETHER 40-60C for HPLC & UV Spectroscopy is a high-quality solvent used in analytical and laboratory applications such as chromatography and purification processes. This clear colorless liquid is a blend of aliphatic hydrocarbons, primarily pentane and hexane isomers, with a purity of >99% hydrocarbons and minimal impurities. With a density of 0.66 g/cm3, it is a volatile and flammable liquid that is stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area. Its neutral taste and mildly aromatic smell make it suitable for use in various scientific procedures. The product is of HPLC & UV Spectroscopy grade, ensuring reliable performance in research and testing environments.