Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – N-Decane AR
Quantity/Pack Size – 500 ml
Form – Liquid
Grade – AR (Analytical Reagent)
Application – Solvent, Chromatography, Research
Product Overview
N-Decane AR (Analytical Reagent) is a high-purity, straight-chain alkane hydrocarbon with the chemical formula C10H22, meticulously prepared to meet the stringent demands of modern laboratory environments. This colorless, stable liquid is a cornerstone for various analytical and research applications, ensuring reliable and reproducible results. Its AR grade designation signifies a superior level of purity, with minimal impurities that could interfere with sensitive experimental procedures, making it an indispensable solvent for critical scientific work. Researchers, students, and educators rely on the consistency and quality of N-Decane AR for their experiments.
Primarily utilized as a nonpolar solvent, N-Decane AR is particularly effective in dissolving nonpolar compounds, making it suitable for extraction processes, organic synthesis, and as a calibration standard. Its excellent inertness and well-defined chemical properties also make it an ideal choice for gas chromatography (GC) applications, where it serves as a reliable mobile phase component or a reference material. The precise manufacturing and quality control standards applied to N-Decane AR guarantee that each batch performs consistently, aiding in the accuracy of your analytical measurements and the integrity of your research findings. Elevate your laboratory standards with this essential, high-grade solvent.
FAQs
1. What does “AR Grade” signify for N-Decane?
AR (Analytical Reagent) Grade indicates a very high level of purity, suitable for sensitive analytical procedures and general laboratory use where consistent and reliable results are crucial. It means the product has been tested for specific impurities and meets defined standards.
2. Is N-Decane compatible with all plastics for storage?
N-Decane is generally compatible with common laboratory glassware. For plastics, it’s best to check specific material compatibility as some plastics, especially certain types of polyethylene or PVC, might be affected over prolonged contact. HDPE and PP are generally more resistant but always verify.
3. Can N-Decane be used as an extraction solvent?
Yes, N-Decane is an excellent nonpolar solvent and is frequently used in liquid-liquid extraction processes to isolate or purify nonpolar compounds from mixtures, especially when a solvent with low water miscibility is required.
4. What are the recommended storage conditions for N-Decane?
It should be stored in a tightly sealed container in a cool, well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and strong oxidizing agents. Keep the container upright and ensure proper ventilation to prevent vapor accumulation.
5. How is N-Decane typically sourced for laboratory use?
Laboratories typically source N-Decane from reputable chemical suppliers who specialize in providing high-purity reagents. It’s important to choose suppliers that offer quality assurance and provide detailed product specifications to ensure the material meets experimental requirements.
