Description
Specifications Table
Product Name:– Salt Mixture XIV (as per USP XIV (1950)
Quantity/Pack Size:– 500 gm, 1 kg, 5 kg
Form:– Powder
Grade:– USP XIV (1950)
Application:– Lab research, analytical testing
Product Overview
Salt Mixture XIV, formulated strictly as per USP XIV (1950) specifications, is a high-purity laboratory-grade reagent designed for precise analytical and research applications. This carefully balanced mixture ensures consistency and reliability in experimental procedures, making it an essential component for educational institutions, research laboratories, and quality control testing. Manufactured under stringent quality standards, it guarantees accurate results and long-term stability. The formulation adheres to historical USP standards, ensuring compatibility with legacy protocols and methodologies. Its high purity and controlled composition make it suitable for a wide range of laboratory applications, including chemical analysis, educational demonstrations, and research studies. Trusted by professionals, this salt mixture is a reliable choice for labs requiring adherence to traditional USP specifications.
FAQs
1. What is the primary use of Salt Mixture XIV USP XIV 1950?
It is primarily used in lab research, analytical testing, and educational experiments requiring adherence to USP XIV (1950) standards.
2. Is this salt mixture compatible with modern lab equipment?
Yes, it is compatible with standard lab equipment and follows traditional USP specifications for analytical applications.
3. Can this mixture be used in pharmaceutical testing?
While primarily for lab research, it may be used in certain pharmaceutical testing protocols that require USP XIV (1950) standards.
4. How should Salt Mixture XIV be stored for long-term use?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain its purity and stability.
5. Are there alternatives to this specific USP XIV formulation?
Modern USP standards have evolved, but this mixture remains essential for labs requiring historical USP XIV (1950) compliance.
