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ALDON Innovating Science Silver Nitrate Solution, 0.1M, 50mL - The Curated Chemical Collection
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ALDON Innovating Science Silver Nitrate Features
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Silver Nitrate can be used for multiple applications, including silver-based staining for molecular biology, precise chemical reactions, analytical testing, silver plating, metal detection, and other educational experiments.
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The 0.1M concentration ensures precise and consistent results in various experiments and reactions. Innovating Science's Silver Nitrate Solution is specifically formulated for laboratory use, meeting high standards of purity and quality for accurate experimental outcomes.
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Silver Nitrate is a fundamental chemical reagent used in various fields, including chemistry, biology, and material science, making this solution a necessary addition to your laboratory supplies.
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The 50mL bottle provides an ample quantity of the solution for most laboratory needs, reducing the frequency of restocking.
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Includes directions for safe storage, and SDS is available on the product page and by request. Please follow the instructions for safe handling and storage to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the solution.
About ALDON Innovating Science Silver Nitrate
Innovating Science's 0.1M silver nitrate comes in a 50mL bottle. Often used as a solution of silver, this makes the chemical a perfect fit in any educational lab dealing with chemistry or biology. Each bottle has safe handling and storage procedures printed directly on the bottle. This is a high quality chemical product manufactured in the United States.For Laboratory Use Only. Not for drug, food or household use. Keep out of reach of children. For more information, refer to the Safety Data Sheet.
