Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Vanillin melting point standard, 81 – 83 °C |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 1 g |
| Form | Solid |
| Grade | Analytical Standard |
| Application | Melting point calibration, lab research, educational use |
Product Description
When it comes to precise melting point calibration in laboratories, accuracy is non-negotiable. The Vanillin melting point standard from Avantor is a trusted choice for researchers, educators, and students who demand reliable results. With a certified melting range of 81-83°C, this high-purity standard ensures your equipment is calibrated correctly, eliminating guesswork in critical experiments.
Whether you’re conducting pharmaceutical research, quality control tests, or educational demonstrations, this vanillin standard delivers consistency. Its analytical-grade purity makes it suitable for sensitive applications where even minor deviations can impact outcomes. Many labs across India rely on this standard for its stability and reproducibility, making it a staple in both academic and industrial settings.
At eqipped, we understand the importance of dependable lab supplies. That’s why we offer this vanillin melting point standard with the assurance of quality you expect. Whether you’re setting up a new lab or replenishing your stock, this 1g pack provides ample material for multiple calibrations without compromise.
Need a reliable melting point standard for your lab? Order Vanillin 81-83°C standard online today and ensure precise calibration every time.
For researchers working with temperature-sensitive compounds, having a reference standard like this vanillin product is essential. It helps verify the accuracy of your melting point apparatus, ensuring your data meets regulatory and publication standards. Educators also find it invaluable for teaching students about phase transitions and calibration techniques in a hands-on manner.
The compact 1g packaging is designed for convenience, reducing waste while providing enough material for repeated use. Unlike bulkier alternatives, this size is ideal for labs with limited storage space or those that perform occasional calibrations. Plus, its long shelf life means you can stock it without worrying about degradation over time.
When you buy this vanillin melting point standard online from eqipped, you’re not just purchasing a product—you’re investing in the accuracy of your work. Our streamlined ordering process ensures quick delivery across India, so your lab operations face minimal downtime. Trusted by professionals and institutions, this standard is a small but critical component of successful research.
FAQs
What is the shelf life of this vanillin melting point standard?
The product has a long shelf life when stored properly in its original packaging. Typically, it remains stable for 2-3 years from the date of manufacture. Always check the expiration date on the label for specific guidance.
Can this standard be used for both capillary and digital melting point apparatus?
Yes, this vanillin standard is compatible with most melting point apparatus types, including capillary tube methods and automated digital systems. Its consistent melting behavior makes it suitable for various calibration techniques.
Is this product suitable for USP or EP compliance testing?
While this standard is of analytical grade, for specific pharmacopeia compliance (USP/EP), you should verify with the latest monographs or consult with your quality assurance team. It is generally used as a secondary standard for equipment calibration rather than primary reference material.
How should I prepare the sample for melting point determination?
For accurate results, finely powder a small amount of the standard and pack it tightly into a clean capillary tube. The sample height should be approximately 2-3mm. Ensure the apparatus is properly calibrated before use.
Can I use this vanillin standard for other applications besides melting point calibration?
While primarily designed for melting point calibration, high-purity vanillin can also serve as a reference in other thermal analysis techniques like DSC (Differential Scanning Calorimetry). However, for such applications, confirm compatibility with your specific instrument requirements.
