Petroleum ether 35 – 60 ?C BAKER ANALYZED? ACS reagent | BAKR9268-03 | Avantor

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Petroleum ether 35 – 60 ?C BAKER ANALYZED? ACS reagent | BAKR9268-03 | Avantor

ACS-grade petroleum ether (35-60°C boiling range) with low residue, ideal for solvent extraction, chromatography, and general lab applications.

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Original price was: ₹37,160.00.Current price is: ₹33,444.00.

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Product Name – Petroleum ether 35 – 60 °C BAKER ANALYZED™ ACS reagent
Quantity/Pack Size – 4 L
Form – Liquid
Grade – ACS Reagent
Application – Solvent extraction, chromatography, general lab use

Product Overview

Petroleum ether 35-60°C BAKER ANALYZED™ ACS reagent is a high-purity, low-residue solvent designed for critical laboratory applications. With a precisely controlled boiling range of 35-60°C, this reagent-grade petroleum ether ensures consistent performance in solvent extraction, chromatography, and general lab procedures. The ACS-grade certification guarantees minimal impurities, making it suitable for sensitive analytical techniques where solvent purity directly impacts results. Its low moisture content and tightly regulated distillation range prevent unwanted side reactions, ensuring reliable reproducibility in experiments. The solvent is stabilized to resist oxidation, extending shelf life without compromising performance. Packaged in high-density polyethylene containers, it maintains purity during storage and handling. This petroleum ether variant is particularly valued for its balanced volatility, offering efficient evaporation without excessive flammability risks when used with proper ventilation. The BAKER ANALYZED™ quality assurance process includes rigorous testing for heavy metals, sulfur compounds, and other common contaminants, providing documented purity levels that meet or exceed ACS specifications.

FAQs

1. What is the typical evaporation rate of this petroleum ether compared to other solvents?

This 35-60°C fraction evaporates faster than higher boiling petroleum ether grades but slower than diethyl ether, making it ideal for applications requiring moderate volatility without excessive loss.

2. Can this petroleum ether be used with plastic labware?

While compatible with most HDPE and PTFE containers, prolonged contact may soften polystyrene or standard polypropylene. Always verify compatibility with your specific plastic type before extended use.

3. What alternatives exist for applications requiring higher boiling points?

For higher boiling ranges, consider petroleum ether 60-80°C or 80-100°C fractions, or substitute with hexanes or heptane depending on your specific volatility requirements.

4. How should this solvent be stored to maintain its purity?

Store in tightly sealed original containers at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and ignition sources. Keep containers in well-ventilated areas with proper flammable liquid storage protocols.

5. What documentation is provided with this ACS-grade petroleum ether?

Each batch includes a Certificate of Analysis detailing purity levels, boiling range verification, and contaminant testing results as per ACS specifications for full traceability.