Silver Nitrate, 5%

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Silver nitrate (AgNO3) is a chemical substance that produces a clear, colorless solution upon dissolution in water. A 5% concentration signifies that there are 5 grams of silver nitrate present in every 100 milliliters of the solvent, which is usually water. This solution may be utilized as is or further diluted based on the particular requirements of the application. The 5% silver nitrate solution finds utility in numerous applications within the fields of microbiology and histology.

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Application :

• Silver nitrate, 2% acidulated, is commonly used in microbiology for staining microorganisms, particularly those that are difficult to visualize with conventional staining techniques.
• In microbiology, silver nitrate staining is frequently utilized for the detection of fungi in clinical and environmental samples.
• Silver nitrate staining techniques aid in the identification and visualization of various microbial structures, including cell walls, capsules, flagella, and spores.

Benefits :

• Versatile product
• Gives reliable and reproducible results
• Selective staining of specific microbial structures