Description

Acriflavine Hydrochloride is a reagent-grade acridine compound widely used in molecular biology, cell biology, and related research applications. This product offers high purity and consistent quality, making it suitable for research laboratories that require reliable and reproducible experimental performance.

Acriflavine Hydrochloride exhibits strong interaction with nucleic acids and is commonly utilized in nucleic acid-related studies, fluorescence-based applications, and microbial research models. Upon dissolution, it forms a clear orange to brown solution, enabling convenient handling and accurate experimental observation.

Manufactured under strict quality control standards, this reagent ensures batch-to-batch consistency and dependable performance for routine laboratory use in academic and biotechnology research environments.

Specifications

Grade	Reagent Grade
Formula	C14H14N3Cl
MW	259.74
CAS	8063-24-9
Appearance	Dark orange crystalline power
Solubility/Clarity	Completely soluble. Clear orange to brown solution.
Loss on drying@105℃/hr	≤6.5%
Sulfated Ash	≤1.0%
Assay (kjeldahl) (dry basis)	98.5-105%
Certain other acridine derivatives	To pass test
Storage	RT, protect from moisture.

Key Features

Reagent Grade quality for research applications
High purity with excellent batch consistency
Fully soluble, forming a clear solution
Suitable for nucleic acid and fluorescence-based studies

Applications

Molecular biology and nucleic acid research
Cell and microbiology research
Laboratory analysis and research education

Storage & Handling

Store at room temperature
Protect from moisture
For Research Use Only (RUO). Not for diagnostic or therapeutic use.

Documents

COA

MSDS

Disclaimer: For laboratory research use only.