Acid Red 308
Acid Red 308
CAS: 12220-36-9
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Acid Red 308 - Names and Identifiers
| Name | Acid Red 308 |
| Synonyms | Acid Red 308 |
| CAS | 12220-36-9 |
Acid Red 308 - Introduction
Nature:
-Weak acid red is a red to reddish brown crystalline powder, soluble in water and ethanol.
-It has a certain acidity and can produce a neutralization reaction with alkali.
-Weakly acidic red is stable under acidic conditions, but it is easy to decompose under alkaline conditions.
-It has good dyeing performance and can combine with protein to form a stable color.
Use:
-Weak acid red is mainly used for biochemical experiments and histological staining, and is often used for observation and research of cells and tissues.
-It can be used as a dye for microscopic observation of nucleus and cytoplasm.
-In the medical field, weak acid red is also used to stain tissue sections to observe the structure of cells and tissues under a microscope.
Preparation Method:
-Weak acid red is usually prepared by chemical synthesis. The specific steps include selecting appropriate starting materials, performing chemical reactions, extracting and purifying the product, and then drying to obtain red crystalline powder.
Safety Information:
-weak acid red generally belong to low toxicity substances, but still need to be careful operation, to prevent inhalation, swallowing or contact with skin, eyes.
-Personal protective equipment such as protective gloves, glasses and lab coats should be worn when in use.
-weak acid red has a certain irritation, such as accidental contact with the skin or eyes, should immediately rinse with plenty of water, if necessary, timely medical treatment.
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