AZUR II
AZUR II is known as a pure substance with a wide range of applications, particularly in histology and medical diagnostics. It has been shown to be used in histology laboratories for staining microscopy specimens. It enables the visualization of specific cell structures and the differentiation between different organisms.
In terms of chemical details, AZUR II is a blue aromatic cationic dye with the molecular formula C15H16ClN3S. This organic compound has remarkable properties in a scientific context. The specific color behavior results from the chemical reactions between the ingredients, which at the same time exhibit such, as well as the mechanistic nature of the interaction with the target substance.
The results that can be achieved with its application are diverse and depend strongly on the specific type of application. AZUR II enables particularly precise visualization of cell-specific processes. The high level of detail contributes significantly to the selection and interpretation of the results.
In terms of chemical details, AZUR II is a blue aromatic cationic dye with the molecular formula C15H16ClN3S. This organic compound has remarkable properties in a scientific context. The specific color behavior results from the chemical reactions between the ingredients, which at the same time exhibit such, as well as the mechanistic nature of the interaction with the target substance.
The results that can be achieved with its application are diverse and depend strongly on the specific type of application. AZUR II enables particularly precise visualization of cell-specific processes. The high level of detail contributes significantly to the selection and interpretation of the results.
Article no.: 16139
Staining of tissue samples
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Lagerung: 15 … 25 °C
Haltbarkeit: 24 Monate
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Kaliummanganat(VII)
KMnO4
158,04 g/mol
CAS-Nr.: 7722-64-7
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