Uranine Chemicals
Product Details:
- Density 1.73 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
- Physical State Powder
- Melting Point 300C (decomposes)
- Molecular Weight 376.27 g/mol
- CAS No 518-47-8
- Boiling point Not Applicable (decomposes before boiling)
- Ph Level 7 (1% aqueous solution)
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Uranine Chemicals Product Specifications
- Uranine Chemicals
- HDPE Bags / Drums
- 99%
- Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight
- Industrial, Laboratory
- Industrial Grade
- 7 (1% aqueous solution)
- Customised packaging available
- C20H10Na2O5
- Greenish Yellow to Orange Powder
- 24 months
- 518-47-8
- 99%
- Water Tracing, Leak Detection, Analytical Reagent
- Not Applicable (decomposes before boiling)
- 1.73 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
- Powder
- 300C (decomposes)
- 376.27 g/mol
Product Description
Uranine Chemicals are functional as the dye for tracer experiments. These are useful as the conservative tracer and are also useful as the diagnostic tools bio- chemical as well as medical research. These are highly suited for the health care applications as well as hydrology tests. These are used as fluorescent dye and radioopaque medium. Uranine Chemicals are xanthene dyes as well as organic heteropentacyclic compound. These are simply dissolvable in water as well as many organic solvents.
Outstanding Fluorescent Properties
Uranine Chemicals are prized for their high staining strength and vivid fluorescence under ultraviolet light, ensuring excellent visibility in various tracing or analytical procedures. The intense coloration enhances detection accuracy, especially in water-based systems or laboratory settings. This makes uranine a preferred choice for tasks where traceability and rapid identification are critical to process success.
Safe and Versatile Applications
With no hazardous classification and being odorless, Uranine is safe to handle across industrial and laboratory environments. Its water solubility enables uniform dispersion, and its stable pH range (6-8) ensures compatibility with multiple applications, including leak detection, water flow studies, and as a reagent in analytical chemistry. The products customizable packaging options cater to diverse user requirements.
FAQs of Uranine Chemicals:
Q: How do you use Uranine Chemicals for water tracing and leak detection?
A: To utilize Uranine Chemicals for water tracing or leak detection, dissolve the powder in water at the recommended concentration. Introduce the solution into the system or area being tested, then use UV light to observe the bright green fluorescence, helping pinpoint flow routes or leakage points quickly and efficiently.Q: What are the main benefits of using Uranine Chemicals in industrial applications?
A: Uranine Chemicals offer high visibility due to intense fluorescence, excellent water solubility, and reliable performance within a neutral pH range. They are non-hazardous, easy to handle, and their stability under proper storage conditions ensures consistent results across industrial and laboratory processes.Q: When should Uranine Chemicals be applied for analytical reagent purposes?
A: Uranine Chemicals should be used when a sensitive, stable, and highly visible tracer or indicator is required, typically within a pH range of 6-8. Their strong fluorescence is particularly beneficial in analytical and diagnostic processes where accuracy and visual clarity are essential.Q: Where should Uranine Chemicals be stored to ensure maximum shelf life and effectiveness?
A: For optimal stability and a shelf life of up to 24 months, Uranine Chemicals should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Proper storage prevents fading and maintains the products fluorescent strength for reliable performance.Q: What is the typical process for using Uranine Chemicals in laboratories?
A: In laboratories, Uranine is dissolved in distilled water to prepare a solution, then added to experimental setups or analytical assays. The resulting fluorescence can be measured or observed under UV light to track movement, detect leaks, or use as a quantitative reagent.Q: Are Uranine Chemicals safe to use, and do they have any odor or hazardous classification?
A: Uranine Chemicals are odorless and not classified as hazardous, making them safe for handling in most industrial and laboratory environments. Basic handling precautions, such as wearing protective gloves and eye protection, are still recommended.Q: What packaging options are available for Uranine Chemicals?
A: Uranine Chemicals are typically packaged in HDPE bags or drums. Custom packaging sizes are available to meet specific industrial or laboratory quantities, ensuring appropriate storage and handling for various user needs.Tell us about your requirement
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