About ERIOGLAUCINE (REDOX INDICATOR)
Also known by the name oxidation reduction indicator, a Redox Indicator experiences a fixed change over a particular electrode potential. Our offered Erioglaucine is highly demanded in numerous chemical industry as a dye to render intensified blue color to the material. It is derived from the class of acid amino-tri-phenyl-methane and is known as Alphazurine, Blue No. 1 and Acid Blue 9. The physical state of the mentioned compound is solid at twenty degree Celsius of temperature. Erioglaucine (REDOX Indicator) is highly soluble in water that appears to be violet in nature with melting point 283 degree Celsius.
Certificate of Analysis :-
- Chemical Name : Erioglaucine (Redox Indicator)
- H.S. Code : 3204.9000
- C.I. No. : 42045
- CB Number : CB91025953
- Batch Number : E0058
- Cat. No. : AL1679
- Physical State : Solid
- Melting Point / Freezing Point : 283degC
- Density : 0.65
- Solubility in Water : Soluble in Water
- Absorption Maxima : About 628 nm
- Un No. NR Tariff : 3204 90 00
- R : 40 S: 36/37
Results : The above product complies with AR grade
Precision in Redox TitrationsErioglaucine (Brilliant Blue FCF) is a preferred redox indicator in analytical laboratories for various titrations. Its strong color change at a specific redox potential ensures accurate endpoint detection during redox reactions, making it an essential tool for chemists seeking reliability and reproducibility in quantitative analysis.
Safe and Versatile Laboratory ReagentClassified as non-hazardous by GHS standards, Erioglaucine offers a safe option for laboratory settings. Its excellent stability, non-flammability, and compatibility with common packaging such as HDPE containers make handling, storage, and transport convenient and risk-free for dealers, suppliers, and end-users alike.
FAQ's of ERIOGLAUCINE (REDOX INDICATOR):
Q: How is Erioglaucine (Brilliant Blue FCF) commonly used in laboratories?
A: Erioglaucine is primarily used as a redox indicator in analytical chemistry, especially for redox titrations, where it helps signal the endpoint by undergoing a distinct color change.
Q: What benefits does using Erioglaucine as a redox indicator provide?
A: Its clear color change, stability, high molar absorptivity at 629 nm, and high purity (96%) ensure precise and reliable results in titration and analytical procedures.
Q: When should Erioglaucine be stored and how should it be handled?
A: For optimal stability and shelf life (up to 5 years), Erioglaucine should be kept in a tightly sealed HDPE container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Q: Where can I purchase Erioglaucine in India?
A: Erioglaucine is available from reputable laboratory chemical dealers, exporters, manufacturers, retailers, suppliers, and traders across India. Sizes are typically available in 25g and 100g packs as required.
Q: What precautions are necessary when transporting Erioglaucine?
A: Erioglaucine is classified as non-hazardous for transport and does not require any special precautions. It is not subject to UN dangerous goods regulations.
Q: Can Erioglaucine be safely used in educational laboratory settings?
A: Yes, due to its non-hazardous nature and stable properties, Erioglaucine is suitable for use in both professional and educational laboratories when handled according to storage and usage recommendations.