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Catalog Number:
42520
CAS Number:
1064-48-8
Bleu naphtol noir
Purity:
≥ 50 % (teneur en colorant)
Synonym(s):
Acide noir 1, Amidon noir 10B, Buffle noir NBR
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$55.48 /100 g
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Product Information

Hématologie : adaptée

Synonyms
Acide noir 1, Amidon noir 10B, Buffle noir NBR
CAS Number
1064-48-8
Purity
≥ 50 % (teneur en colorant)
Molecular Formula
C22H14N6Na2O9S2
Molecular Weight
616.49
MDL Number
MFCD00004017
PubChem ID
131664287
Appearance
Poudre marron foncé
Conditions
Magasin chez RT
Safety & Regulations
Hazmat
Non
Antibiotic
Non
DEA-regulated
Non
General Information
Synonyms
Acide noir 1, Amidon noir 10B, Buffle noir NBR
CAS Number
1064-48-8
Purity
≥ 50 % (teneur en colorant)
Molecular Formula
C22H14N6Na2O9S2
Molecular Weight
616.49
MDL Number
MFCD00004017
PubChem ID
131664287
Appearance
Poudre marron foncé
Conditions
Magasin chez RT
Safety & Regulations
Hazmat
Non
Antibiotic
Non
DEA-regulated
Non
Properties
Additional property information coming soon!
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Applications

Naphthol blue black is widely utilized in research focused on:

  • Histology and Cytology: This compound serves as a vital stain in histological studies, allowing researchers to visualize cellular structures and identify tissue types effectively.
  • Environmental Monitoring: It is employed in water quality testing to detect and quantify heavy metals, providing crucial data for environmental assessments and regulatory compliance.
  • Textile Industry: Naphthol blue black is used as a dye in textiles, offering vibrant colors and excellent fastness properties, which are essential for high-quality fabric production.
  • Food Industry: It acts as a colorant in certain food products, enhancing visual appeal while meeting safety regulations, making it a popular choice among food manufacturers.
  • Biochemical Research: The compound is utilized in various biochemical assays, particularly in the study of protein interactions and enzyme activities, aiding researchers in understanding complex biological processes.

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