Murexide 1% in Sodium Chloride

Murexide 1% in Sodium Chloride | CAS: 3051-09-0 | MF: C8H8N6O6 | MW: 284.19, Buy now Ready to use solution for reliable and accurate results from Tristains indicators. All Tristains products are exclusively distributed by Dawn Scientific Inc.

Murexide appears rosy pink colored powder. Its chemical formula is C₈H₈N₆O₆. Murexide is a purine derivative that exhibits a color change when it binds to metal ions. A 1% solution of Murexide in sodium chloride typically involves dissolving Murexide powder in a sodium chloride solution, resulting in a clear or slightly colored solution depending on the concentration and purity. The solution may appear pale yellow to pinkish, depending on the concentration and the light conditions. Murexide, also known as ammonium purpurate, is a complexometric indicator that is commonly used in analytical chemistry, particularly in the determination of metal ions in solution. When prepared as a 1% solution in sodium chloride, it serves specific purposes in various analytical techniques.

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Application :

• Murexide 1% solution in Sodium chloride is widely used as an indicator in complexometric titrations, especially for detecting calcium, magnesium, and rare earth metals.
• It can be used in colorimetric assays where the intensity of the color change can be measured to quantify the concentration of certain metal ions in a solution.
• It can also act as a pH or redox indicator due to its ability to change color in response to varying chemical environments.

Benefits :

• Highly sensitive to the presence of metal ions
• Versatile and stable
• Provides consistent performance in analytical procedures
• Easy to use