Description

Specifications Table

Product Name – Xylenol Orange Indicator

Quantity/Pack Size – 100 ml

Form – Solution

Grade – Analytical Reagent (AR)

Application – Complexometric Titrations, Metal Ion Detection

product overview

Xylenol Orange Indicator is a versatile and highly effective chemical reagent, widely utilized in various analytical chemistry applications. This premium grade solution is specially formulated to provide clear and precise color changes, making it an indispensable tool for accurate complexometric titrations. Its distinct color transitions, typically from red/yellow in acidic conditions to violet in the presence of certain metal ions, enable chemists to determine the concentration of metal ions with exceptional reliability. Manufactured under stringent quality controls, our Xylenol Orange Indicator ensures consistent performance and dependable results across all your experimental needs. It is particularly effective for detecting and quantifying a broad spectrum of metal ions, including thorium, bismuth, indium, and others, where complex formation is key. The stability and purity of this indicator contribute significantly to the reproducibility of analytical procedures, helping researchers and analysts achieve high levels of precision in their work. Its ease of use and well-defined color changes simplify titration processes, reducing the potential for error and enhancing overall laboratory efficiency. This indicator is a fundamental component for any laboratory engaged in quantitative analysis, environmental testing, or material science, providing a robust solution for critical chemical determinations.

FAQs

1. What is the primary use of Xylenol Orange Indicator?

It is primarily used as an indicator in complexometric titrations to detect the end-point when titrating metal ions, forming distinct color changes with various metals.

2. How should I store Xylenol Orange Indicator to maintain its stability?

Store the indicator in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and strong oxidizing agents, in its original tightly sealed container to prevent degradation.

3. Is Xylenol Orange Indicator compatible with all metal ions?

While effective for many metal ions like thorium, bismuth, and indium, its effectiveness can vary depending on the specific metal, pH, and interfering substances. Consult relevant analytical methods for specific applications.

4. Are there any common alternatives to Xylenol Orange for metal ion detection?

Yes, other indicators like Eriochrome Black T, Calcein, or PAN (1-(2-Pyridylazo)-2-naphthol) are also used, depending on the specific metal ion and experimental conditions.

5. What pH range is ideal for using Xylenol Orange Indicator?

Xylenol Orange typically shows its most effective color changes in slightly acidic to neutral pH ranges, often between pH 2 and 6, depending on the metal ion being analyzed.