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EDTA Disodium Salt Dihydrate Extrapure AR, 99.5%

EDTA, is a chelating agent with many applications in molecular biology. EDTA is often used in buffers as a metal ion inhibitor to maintain the stability and integrity of biological samples. EDTA binds to metal cations by forming a stable octahedral complex.

Brand name: SISCO

Pack size: 500g

Cas no: 6381-92-6

Expiry date: July-2027

 

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EDTA, is a chelating agent with many applications in molecular biology. EDTA is often used in buffers as a metal ion inhibitor to maintain the stability and integrity of biological samples. EDTA binds to metal cations by forming a stable octahedral complex.

Water hardness can be measured using a procedure known as complexometric titration by adding a known concentration of the chelating agent EDTA through a burette to a sample containing an unknown amount of calcium and magnesium ions. EDTA reacts and captures these metal ions creating a larger metal complex.

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