Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Cacodylic Acid (dimethylarsonic acid,dimethylarsinic acid)
Quantity/Pack Size – 5 gm
Form – White Crystalline Powder
Grade – Reagent Grade
Application – Buffering Agent, Electron Microscopy Fixative Component
Product Overview
Cacodylic Acid, also known as dimethylarsonic acid or dimethylarsinic acid, is a highly purified organic arsenic compound crucial for a multitude of laboratory and research applications. Presented as a white crystalline powder, this compound exhibits excellent stability and solubility, making it an indispensable reagent in various scientific disciplines. Its unique chemical structure allows it to function effectively as a buffering agent, particularly valuable in biological and biochemical studies where pH stability is paramount. The compound’s properties are carefully controlled to ensure consistent performance, providing researchers with reliable results. It plays a significant role in preparing solutions for electron microscopy, aiding in the preservation and staining of delicate biological specimens. Our Cacodylic Acid is manufactured under stringent quality control standards, ensuring a high level of purity and minimal contaminants, which is vital for sensitive analytical procedures. This product is designed to meet the rigorous demands of professional laboratories, enabling accurate and reproducible experiments across diverse research fields requiring a stable and effective arsenical compound.
FAQs
1. What are the primary uses of Cacodylic Acid in a lab setting?
Cacodylic Acid is primarily used as a buffering agent, particularly in biological and biochemical research, and as a component in fixative solutions for electron microscopy to preserve biological samples.
2. What grade is this Cacodylic Acid, and why is it important?
This Cacodylic Acid is Reagent Grade, which signifies a high level of purity suitable for general laboratory applications and analytical work, ensuring reliable and consistent experimental results.
3. How should Cacodylic Acid be stored to maintain its integrity?
Cacodylic Acid should be stored in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and incompatible substances, to prevent degradation and ensure its stability.
4. Can Cacodylic Acid be used as a substitute for other buffers?
While Cacodylic Acid is an effective buffer, its suitability as a substitute depends on the specific pH range required and the nature of the experiment. Consult your protocol for compatibility.
5. Is Cacodylic Acid compatible with common organic solvents?
Cacodylic Acid is generally soluble in water and ethanol. For compatibility with other specific organic solvents, it’s advisable to perform a small-scale test or consult chemical compatibility charts.
