Buy Orange IV (554-73-4) MF: C18H14N3NaO3S | MW: 375.38. Get High Quality Orange IV (554-73-4) from Tristains.
Orange IV, a synthetic azo dye classified under disazo dyes, is recognized for its vibrant orange hue and is chemically identified as the sodium salt of 4-(4-Nitrophenylazo) resorcinol. This dye is water-soluble, resulting in a brilliant orange solution. Its chemical formula is C18H14N3NaO3S. Additionally, it is referred to as Tropaeolin OO and Acid Orange 5, and is primarily utilized in biological staining and as a pH indicator.
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Application :
- Orange IV is used in laboratories for staining biological tissues, making it easier to observe cell structures under a microscope.
- It is sometimes used as a pH indicator due to its color change properties in different pH environments.
Benefits :
- Provides a bright and long-lasting orange color to materials
- Ensures consistent quality and color strength
- Solubility in water and ease of application make it user-friendly for various industrial processes
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