Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Gunzburg Reagent (Test reagent for free HCl in gastric juice)
Quantity/Pack Size – 100 ml
Form – Liquid Solution
Grade – Analytical Grade
Application – Detection of free HCl in gastric juice
Product Overview
Gunzburg Reagent is a specialized, high-quality chemical solution meticulously formulated for the qualitative detection of free hydrochloric acid (HCl) in gastric juice. This crucial diagnostic reagent provides a reliable and precise method for assessing gastric acid secretion, a fundamental aspect of gastrointestinal health analysis. Developed with stringent quality control, our Gunzburg Reagent ensures consistent performance and dependable results in various laboratory settings. The reagent works on a well-established principle, producing a distinct and easily observable color change in the presence of free HCl, allowing for clear and unambiguous interpretation. Its stable formulation guarantees a long shelf life, maintaining its efficacy over time and reducing the need for frequent replenishment. Researchers, clinicians, and laboratory technicians can trust this reagent for its purity and specific reactivity, contributing to accurate diagnostic outcomes and scientific investigations. The convenience of a ready-to-use liquid solution streamlines laboratory workflows, saving valuable preparation time. Manufactured to meet high industry standards, Gunzburg Reagent is an indispensable tool for pathology labs, research institutions, and clinical diagnostic centers seeking uncompromised quality and analytical precision in gastric fluid analysis. Its targeted application ensures that only free HCl is detected, minimizing interference from other components present in gastric secretions. This product is designed for professionals who demand accuracy and reproducibility in their analytical processes.
2. How does Gunzburg Reagent indicate the presence of free HCl? The reagent produces a distinct cherry-red color in the presence of free hydrochloric acid when gently heated, providing a clear visual indication.
3. Is this reagent suitable for quantitative analysis? No, Gunzburg Reagent is designed for qualitative detection only, indicating the presence or absence of free HCl, not its precise concentration.
4. What is the recommended storage condition for Gunzburg Reagent? It should be stored in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat, in its original sealed container to maintain its stability and efficacy.
5. Can this reagent be used with other bodily fluids? Gunzburg Reagent is specifically formulated and optimized for gastric juice analysis; its performance with other bodily fluids has not been validated for this specific application.
FAQs
1. What is Gunzburg Reagent used for? Gunzburg Reagent is specifically used for the qualitative detection of free hydrochloric acid (HCl) in gastric juice samples, aiding in diagnostic analysis.
