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9-Vinylcarbazole Quick inquiry Where to buy | 98%. Group: Photonic and Optical Materials. CAS No. 1484-13-5. Molecular Formula: 193.24. Purity: 98%. | |
A286 Stainless Steel Quick inquiry Where to buy | Alfa Chemistry is a leading supplier of metals and alloys. We supply high quality A286 stainless steel in the forms of round bar, sheet, etc. For more information, please feel free to contact us. Group: Alloy. | |
AAO double-pass filter membrane 200 nm(D: 25 mm, Hole depth: 200 nm) Quick inquiry Where to buy | AAO double-pass filter membrane 200 nm(D: 25 mm, Hole depth: 200 nm). Group: Inorganic Nanomaterials. CAS No. 11092-32-3. | |
AAO double-pass filter membrane 200 nm(D: 47 mm, Hole depth: 200 nm) Quick inquiry Where to buy | AAO double-pass filter membrane 200 nm(D: 47 mm, Hole depth: 200 nm). Group: Inorganic Nanomaterials. CAS No. 11092-32-3. | |
AAO double-pass filter membrane 300 nm(D: 25 mm, Hole depth: 300 nm) Quick inquiry Where to buy | AAO double-pass filter membrane 300 nm(D: 25 mm, Hole depth: 300 nm). Group: Inorganic Nanomaterials. CAS No. 11092-32-3. | |
AAO double-pass filter membrane 300 nm(D: 47 mm, Hole depth: 300 nm) Quick inquiry Where to buy | AAO double-pass filter membrane 300 nm(D: 47 mm, Hole depth: 300 nm). Group: Inorganic Nanomaterials. CAS No. 11092-32-3. | |
AAO double-pass filter membrane 400 nm(D: 25 mm, Hole depth: 400 nm) Quick inquiry Where to buy | AAO double-pass filter membrane 400 nm(D: 25 mm, Hole depth: 400 nm). Group: Inorganic Nanomaterials. CAS No. 11092-32-3. | |
AAO double-pass filter membrane 400 nm(D: 47 mm, Hole depth: 400 nm) Quick inquiry Where to buy | AAO double-pass filter membrane 400 nm(D: 47 mm, Hole depth: 400 nm). Group: Inorganic Nanomaterials. CAS No. 11092-32-3. | |
Acetaldehyde-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone Quick inquiry Where to buy | certified Reference Material. Group: Certified Reference Materials (CRMs). CAS No. 1019-57-4. Molecular Weight: CH3CH=NNHC6H3(NO2)2. Molecular Formula: 224.17. | |
Acetaminophen-D4 solution Quick inquiry Where to buy | 1.0 mg/mL in methanol, ampule of 1 mL, certified reference material. Group: Certified Reference Materials (CRMs). CAS No. 64315-36-2. Molecular Formula: 155.19. | |
Acetyferrocene Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acetyferrocene. Group: Other Nanomaterials. CAS No. 1271-55-2. Molecular Weight: C12H12FeO. Molecular Formula: 228.07 g/mol. Purity: 97 %. Density: 1.014 g/mL. | |
Acibenzolar S Methyl Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acibenzolar S Methyl. Group: Other Nanomaterials. CAS No. 135158-54-2. Molecular Formula: 210.27 g mol-1. Purity: 99%. Density: 0.61g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 10-15 nm, solid content : 24-26 % Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.15-1.16 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 10-15 nm, solid content : 29-31 % Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.19-1.21 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 110-130 nm Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.29-1.31 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 14-16 nm Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.19-1.21 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 19-21 nm Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.19-1.21 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 20-40 nm Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.19-1.21 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 40-60 nm Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.19-1.21 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 45-55 nm Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.19-1.21 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 70-90 nm, Na : ≤0.05 % Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.19-1.21 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 70-90 nm, Na : ≤0.08 % Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.29-1.31 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 75-85 nm Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.19-1.21 g/cm³. | |
Acidic silica sol, diameter : 9-11 nm Quick inquiry Where to buy | Acidic silica sol is a colloidal solution formed by the uniform diffusion of silica particles in water. The pH is 2-4. It has many excellent properties and characteristics. As a fine chemical product, it is widely used in textiles, electronics, refractory materials, and solid batteries. , food, synthetic resin, metal surface treatment, inorganic architectural coatings, agricultural fertilizers and other fields. Ion exchange method is the most mature preparation process for preparing acidic silica sol. This method uses water glass as a raw material and can usually be divided into three steps: preparation of active silicic acid, preparation of alkaline silica sol and cation exchange. Uses: ·Used as a binder for various refractories ·For thin shell investment casting ·For catalyst manufacturing and catalyst supports ·Paper industry: it can be used as an anti-sticking agent for cellophane, a pretreatment agent for photographic paper, and an anti-slip agent for cement bags, etc. ·Textile industry: used as a sizing agent to improve the spinnability of wool and rabbit hair ·Used as silicon steel tablet, treatment agent, CRT dispersant, etc. Group: Colloidal Silica. Purity: 1.19-1.21 g/cm³. | |
ADT Quick inquiry Where to buy | ADT. Group: Organic Field Effect Transistor (OFET) Materials. CAS No. 144413-58-1. Molecular Formula: 290.40. | |
Agar, Ash : 2.0-4.5% Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, Ash ≤ 1.5%, High gel strength(1000-1200 g/cm2) Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, Ash ≤ 1.5%, Low gel strength(700-900 g/cm2) Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, Ash ≤ 5.0%, High gel strength(1000-1200 g/cm2) Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, Ash ≤ 5.0%, High gel strength(1400 g/cm2) Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, Ash ≤ 5.0%, Lowgelstrength(700-900 g/cm2) Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, Bacteriological grade Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, Bacteriological, microbiology tested, suitable for plant cell culture, granular Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 83-89 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, BioReagent Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, BioReagent, gel strength(1200 g/cm2) Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, Food grade Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: 85-95 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
Agar, For chromogenic media Quick inquiry Where to buy | Agar is a galactose-based heteropolysaccharide derived from red algae. It is a heterogeneous polysaccharide composed of agarose and agarose polymers. A typical agar composition is 70% agarose and 30% agarose. Agarose is a linear (no branch point) polysaccharide composed of repeating galactobiose. Agar gels are more diverse in composition, containing D and L isomers of galactose, with sulfate and pyruvate substituents that give the polymer a strong negative charge. Agar is the most widely known growth medium for microbial identification and enumeration. Agar gels are reversible (melt at 85°C and solidify at 32-40°C) and translucent. The properties of agar are similar to gelatin. It is a good substitute for animal-based gelatin in vegan foods. Agar is also a polymer used to make dental impressions. Uses: ·Used as food thickener, silk sizing agent, laxative ·Adhesives, thickeners and capsules for pharmaceuticals ·As bacterial culture medium, immobilized enzyme carrier, bacterial encapsulation material and electrophoresis medium ·For filtration separation of viruses, subcellular particles and macromolecules ·For observation of serum antigens or antibodies. Group: Plant Hydrocolloids. CAS No. 9002-18-0. Molecular Weight: 336.33 g/mol. Boiling Point: ≥85 °C. Density: H2O: 1.5 % with heat. | |
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