Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – 4:5-Dibromo Fluorescein
Quantity/Pack Size – 50 gm
Form – Powder
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – pH Indicator, Fluorescent Dye, Chemical Analysis
Product Overview
4:5-Dibromo Fluorescein is a meticulously synthesized chemical compound, renowned for its excellent fluorescent properties and utility as a highly effective pH indicator. This compound is a bromine-substituted derivative of fluorescein, enhancing its stability and specific reaction characteristics crucial for various laboratory processes. It appears as a fine powder, offering ease of handling and precise measurement for solution preparation. Our 4:5-Dibromo Fluorescein boasts high purity, ensuring minimal interference from contaminants and guaranteeing reliable and reproducible results across diverse applications. Its distinct color change at specific pH ranges makes it indispensable for titration, biochemical assays, and environmental testing where accurate pH determination is paramount. Furthermore, its inherent fluorescence makes it suitable for advanced optical studies and as a tracer in complex systems. This product is a valuable addition to any laboratory requiring a dependable and versatile indicator or fluorescent marker.
FAQs
1. What is the typical appearance of 4:5-Dibromo Fluorescein?
4:5-Dibromo Fluorescein typically appears as a fine, reddish-brown to orange powder, depending on its specific formulation and hydration state.
2. What are the key applications for this chemical?
It is primarily used as a fluorescent dye and a pH indicator in various analytical and research settings. It’s valuable in titrations and for detecting changes in acidity or alkalinity.
3. How should 4:5-Dibromo Fluorescein be stored?
For optimal stability and shelf life, 4:5-Dibromo Fluorescein should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture, in a tightly sealed container.
4. Is this product suitable for sensitive biochemical experiments?
Yes, given its high purity and consistent quality, 4:5-Dibromo Fluorescein is well-suited for a range of sensitive biochemical experiments requiring a reliable pH indicator or fluorescent marker.
5. Are there any known incompatibilities with other common lab reagents?
Like many organic dyes, it may react with strong oxidizing or reducing agents. Always consult material safety data sheets and perform small-scale tests when combining with unfamiliar reagents.
