SCHIFF`S REAGENT

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SCHIFF`S REAGENT Specification

Application
Used in biochemistry and histology for staining and nucleic acid detection; detects aldehydes

Molecular Weight
Variable based on the exact chemical formulation

Purity
Depends but typically high-purity reagents are used

Taste
Odorless and tasteless

Shape
Liquid (not applicable to solids or fixed shapes)

Physical Form
Liquid (commonly as an aqueous solution)

Poisonous
NO

Density
1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Ph Level
Highly acidic (approximately 1-2 in solution)

Structural Formula
Depends on the preparation; not a single defined structure but involves fuchsin

HS Code
38220090 (Reagents for laboratory use)

Usage
Commonly utilized in Feulgen staining and periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) reaction tests

Molecular Formula
Varies depending on the preparation (commonly derivatives of rosaniline hydrochloride)

Shelf Life
Typically stable for several months to 1 year if stored properly

Ingredients
Sulfur dioxide (SO2) basic fuchsin water

EINECS No
Not available (mixture rather than a single chemical substance)

Melting Point
Not applicable (solution-based chemical)

Grade
Laboratory grade

Solubility
Completely soluble in water

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from light; typically refrigerated

Refractive Rate
Not applicable (primarily a liquid reagent)

Appearance
Clear reddish-pinkish solution

CAS No
Not applicable as its a mixture rather than a single compound (may vary)

Smell
Odorless

Properties
Reddish-pink liquid highly acidic used for aldehyde identification or staining techniques

About SCHIFF`S REAGENT

Schiffs Reagent is an odorless and tasteless liquid utilized in biochemistry and histology for staining and nucleic acid detection. This highly acidic liquid solution is primarily used for aldehyde identification techniques, such as Feulgen staining and periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) reaction tests. Stored in a cool, dry place away from light, typically at refrigerated temperatures, this clear reddish-pinkish solution remains stable for several months to a year if stored properly. Being a laboratory-grade reagent, it is completely soluble in water and has a density of 1 gram per cubic centimeter.

FAQs of SCHIFF`S REAGENT:

Q: What applications is Schiffs Reagent commonly used for?

A: Schiffs Reagent is commonly utilized in biochemistry and histology for staining, nucleic acid detection, Feulgen staining, and periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) reaction tests.