Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Fuchsin Acid LR
Quantity/Pack Size – 100 g
Form – Powder
Grade – LR (Laboratory Reagent)
Application – Histological staining, dyeing
Product Overview
Fuchsin Acid LR is a high-quality synthetic dye widely used in laboratory settings for its superior staining properties. This laboratory reagent grade powder delivers consistent, vibrant coloration, making it indispensable for histological applications where precision is critical. The LR grade ensures minimal impurities, providing reliable results in microscopic examinations and biological staining procedures. Its fine particle size allows for easy dissolution in aqueous or alcoholic solutions, facilitating uniform staining without clumping. The dye’s stability under standard lab conditions ensures long shelf life when stored properly, reducing waste and maintaining cost-efficiency. Whether used in routine staining protocols or specialized research applications, Fuchsin Acid LR offers exceptional clarity and contrast, enhancing the visibility of cellular structures. Its compatibility with common fixatives and mounting media further expands its utility in diverse lab workflows. This product adheres to stringent quality controls, guaranteeing batch-to-batch consistency for reproducible outcomes in critical experiments.
FAQs
1. What is the solubility of fuchsin acid lr in water?
Fuchsin acid lr is moderately soluble in water, typically requiring warm conditions or slight alkalinity to fully dissolve for staining applications.
2. Can this dye be used with alcohol-based solutions?
Yes, fuchsin acid lr dissolves well in ethanol and methanol, making it suitable for alcohol-based staining protocols.
3. How should fuchsin acid lr be stored for long-term use?
Store in a tightly sealed container away from direct light and moisture at room temperature to maintain stability.
4. Is this product compatible with automated staining systems?
The fine powder form ensures compatibility with most automated staining platforms when properly dissolved.
5. What alternatives exist for similar staining applications?
Basic fuchsin or pararosaniline can serve as alternatives, though their staining profiles may differ slightly.
