Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Acetic acid, sodium salt, 99+%, for analysis, anhydrous |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 250GR – 1KG – 5KG |
| Form | Powder |
| Grade | For analysis |
| Application | Buffering, DNA extraction, lab experiments |
Product Description
Sodium acetate anhydrous is a high-purity (99%+) chemical compound widely used in laboratories for analytical and research purposes. This acetic acid sodium salt is essential for preparing buffer solutions, particularly in molecular biology and biochemistry experiments. Its anhydrous form ensures stability and accuracy in sensitive applications like DNA extraction, electrophoresis, and protein purification.
Whether you’re a student setting up a lab experiment or a researcher requiring precise chemical reagents, this sodium acetate for analysis meets stringent quality standards. The fine powder dissolves easily in water, making it convenient for quick buffer preparation. Researchers often rely on it for maintaining consistent pH levels in experiments, ensuring reliable results every time.
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FAQs
What is sodium acetate anhydrous used for in laboratories?
It’s primarily used for preparing buffer solutions, DNA extraction, protein purification, and as a pH regulator in various biochemical experiments.
How do I prepare a sodium acetate buffer solution?
Dissolve the required amount in distilled water, then adjust the pH using acetic acid or sodium hydroxide as needed for your specific application.
Is this product suitable for food-grade applications?
While this is a high-purity lab-grade product, it’s not certified for food use. For food applications, you would need a food-grade version.
What’s the difference between anhydrous and trihydrate sodium acetate?
The anhydrous form contains no water molecules, making it more concentrated and stable for precise laboratory measurements.
How should I store sodium acetate anhydrous?
Store in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place away from moisture and incompatible chemicals to maintain its anhydrous properties.
