Glycerol anhydrous Molecular biology grade

1 L

Odgen R.C. and Adams D.A. (1987) Methods Enzymol., 152, 61. Miller H. (1987) Methods Enzymol., 152, 145.

Glycerol is used as supplement for media, buffers and reagents. It stabilises proteins and cells in the freezing and thawing process. The UIPAC name is: Propane-1,2,3-triol. Another synonym is 1,2,3-Trihydroxypropane. At room temperature Glycerine is a colour and odourless, viscose and hygroscopic liquid that tastes sweet. The viscosity and the taste have been the reason for the giving the name, which derives from the greek glykýs = sweet and the latin cera = wax. Glycerol can be synthesised petrochemically or isolated from plants.

Productnumber: M3097.1000

Productdetails:

  Glycerol anhydrous Molecular biology grade 1 L

Technical Data: "C3H8O3; CAS: [ 56-81-5]; min. 99.5%; refractive index (n 20°/D): 1.4740; density (d 20°/4°): 1.256-1.261; MP = 18°C; water: max. 0.5%; chloride: max. 0.0001%, sulphate: max. 0.001%; As: max. 0.0001%; Pb: max. 0.0001%; Fe: max. 0.0005%; DNAse and RNAse acitivity: not detectable."

Shipping/Storing-Information: shipped and stored at RT. Keep in a dry place (hygroscopic substance)

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