Disodium EDTA, 1.5%

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Disodium EDTA appears as a white crystalline powder with excellent solubility in water. Its molecular configuration enables it to effectively bind with metal ions, resulting in the formation of stable complexes. This characteristic is essential for its utilization in staining and microbiological applications. The 1.5% solution of disodium EDTA, also known as ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid disodium salt, is frequently employed in various staining and microbiological procedures.

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Application :

Disodium EDTA 1.5% is often used in histological staining procedures as a counterstain. It helps to neutralize the staining of certain structures or tissues, allowing for clearer visualization of specific components under a microscope.
In staining procedures where metal ions can interfere with the desired staining reactions, it is used as a chelating agent to sequester these ions, preventing interference and ensuring accurate staining results.
It is utilized as a preservative in microbiology to maintain the integrity of samples by chelating metal ions that may catalyze degradation reactions or promote microbial growth.