Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – n-Hexane, 97%, Extra Dry over Molecular Sieve, AcroSeal®
Quantity/Pack Size – 100ML, 500ML, 1LT, 2.5LT
Form – Liquid
Grade – Extra Dry (97% Purity)
Application – Solvent extraction, chromatography, organic synthesis
Product Overview
n-Hexane, 97% purity, is an ultra-dry solvent processed over molecular sieves to eliminate moisture, ensuring exceptional performance in sensitive laboratory applications. The AcroSeal® packaging guarantees long-term stability by minimizing contamination and evaporation, making it ideal for high-precision work. This grade of n-Hexane is specifically designed for use in chromatography, where even trace impurities can compromise results. Its low water content (extra dry) prevents interference in reactions, ensuring reproducibility in organic synthesis and extraction processes. The solvent’s high volatility and non-polar nature make it a preferred choice for dissolving non-polar compounds, while its narrow boiling range enhances separation efficiency. Whether used in analytical labs or research settings, this n-Hexane variant delivers consistent, reliable performance. The AcroSeal® system further enhances safety by reducing exposure risks during handling and storage.
FAQs
1. Is this n-Hexane suitable for gas chromatography?
Yes, the 97% purity and extra dry properties make it ideal for gas chromatography applications where moisture or impurities could affect results.
2. How does the AcroSeal® packaging improve shelf life?
The AcroSeal® system minimizes air and moisture exposure, preserving the solvent’s purity and extending its usable life.
3. Can this be used as a substitute for petroleum ether?
Yes, n-Hexane is often used as an alternative to petroleum ether in extractions due to its similar non-polar properties.
4. What is the typical storage condition for this solvent?
Store in a cool, well-ventilated area away from ignition sources, with the container tightly sealed to prevent evaporation.
5. Does this product contain any stabilizers?
No, this n-Hexane is unstabilized, ensuring minimal interference in analytical applications.
