Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – E.D.T.A 10% w/v Solution
Quantity/Pack Size – 125 ml
Form – Liquid Solution
Grade – Analytical
Application – Chelation, Buffering, Molecular Biology
Product Overview
E.D.T.A (Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid) 10% w/v solution is a high-quality chelating agent widely used in laboratory settings for its ability to bind metal ions, preventing interference in biochemical and molecular biology experiments. This analytical-grade solution ensures consistent performance and reliability, making it suitable for applications such as DNA/RNA extraction, enzyme stabilization, and sample preservation. The 10% w/v concentration provides optimal chelation efficiency while maintaining stability in various buffer systems. Manufactured under stringent quality control standards, eqipped’s E.D.T.A solution is free from contaminants, ensuring accurate and reproducible results in research and educational labs. Its precise formulation and reliable purity make it a trusted choice for students, researchers, and educators across India.
FAQs
1. What is the primary use of E.D.T.A 10% w/v solution?
E.D.T.A 10% w/v solution is primarily used as a chelating agent to bind metal ions, preventing interference in biochemical and molecular biology experiments.
2. Is this solution compatible with DNA/RNA extraction protocols?
Yes, this E.D.T.A solution is commonly used in DNA/RNA extraction protocols to stabilize nucleic acids by chelating metal ions that can degrade them.
3. Can I use this solution for enzyme stabilization?
Yes, E.D.T.A is often used to stabilize enzymes by removing metal ions that may cause degradation or inhibit enzymatic activity.
4. How should I store this E.D.T.A solution?
Store the solution at room temperature in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain its stability.
5. Is this solution suitable for educational lab experiments?
Yes, this analytical-grade E.D.T.A solution is ideal for educational labs due to its reliability and consistent performance in teaching experiments.
