Sodium Azide, Reagent Grade, 3% Test Solution, 500mL *

Sodium Azide, Reagent Grade, 3% Test Solution, 500mL
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Sodium Azide, Reagent Grade, 3% Test Solution, 500mL

Sodium Azide, Reagent Grade, 3% Test Solution, 500mL *

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About Sodium Azide, Reagent Grade, 3% Test Solution, 500mL

Sodium Azide, also known as Natriumazid and Azidosodium has the chemical formula NaN3 . It appears as a colorless to white, odorless, crystalline solid. It is highly soluble in Water and slightly soluble in Alcohol at ambient conditions. Lab Alley’s Sodium Azide, 3% Solution contains 3% by weight of Sodium Azide mixed in 97% by weight of Distilled Water. Reagent Grade chemical that has high purity and is best suited for analytical applications. They are important in research because of their reliable, dependable, and repeatable results. Lab Alley sells its high-quality Sodium Azide, 3% Test Solution, Reagent Grade online at laballey.com in the United States of America (USA). This Lab Alley product is highly recommended for research labs and commercial uses due to its high purity.

Common Uses and Applications

  • Reagent
  • Laboratory applications
  • Prevents bacterial contamination

Safety and Shipping Information

Sodium Azide, 3% Test Solution Shipping Information:
DOT: Toxic liquid, n.o.s. (sodium azide), 6.1, UN3287, PGIII

Please contact us to request a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and Certificate of Analysis (COA) for Sodium Azide, 3% Test Solution

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Chemistry Table

26628-22-8
NaN3
65.010
Natriumazid, Sodiumazide, Hydrazoic Acid Sodium Salt, Azidosodium, Sodium Trinitride
33557
Reagent Grade
3%
Sodium azide
3287
Product Manuals
Safety Data Sheet

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