Alizarin Complexone CAS 3952-78-1
Chemical Name: Alizarin complexone
Synonyms: Alizarin Fluorine Blue
CAS No.: 3952-78-1
Molecular Fomula: C19H15NO8
Molecular weight: 385.32
Appearance: White to yellow to orange or brown powder
Assay: 98%
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Chemical Name: Alizarin complexone
CAS No.: 3952-78-1
Molecular Fomula: C19H15NO8
Chemical Structure:
Molecular weight: 385.32
Appearance: White to yellow to orange or brown powder
Assay: 98%
Typical Properties
Item
Specifications
Appearance
White to yellow to orange or brown powder
Assay
??98%
Solubility
pass
Residue on Ignition
<=0.2%
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Application
Spectrophotometric determination of fluorine, complexation indicator; Determination of barium, calcium, cadmium, cobalt, copper, indium, lead, strontium and zinc.
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