Potassium Hydroxide-Dimethylsulfoxide (20:40)

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This solution consists of a blend of 20% Potassium Hydroxide (KOH) and 40% Dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) in water. It appears as a transparent, colorless to slightly yellow liquid with a somewhat thick texture. The Potassium Hydroxide-Dimethylsulfoxide (20:40) solution is utilized in the realm of plant science, offering an efficient method for clearing and preparing plant samples for microscopic examination and assessment.

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Application :

• Potassium Hydroxide-Dimethysulfoxide (20:40) is widely used as a clearing and maceration agent in plant anatomy and morphology studies.
• It can be utilized to soften and clear plant samples, making cellular structures more visible under the microscope.
• It is applied in the identification and analysis of plant cell types, vascular bundles, and other anatomical features.

Benefits :

• The KOH component helps to break down and soften plant cell walls and tissues
• The DMSO component acts as a penetrating agent, facilitating the clearing and infiltration of the plant samples
• Enhances the transparency and clarity of plant samples, allowing for better visualization of cellular and structural details