Labbox Acetone HPLC GGR
An optimal choice for laboratory and industrial applications: This high-quality HPLC solvent offers excellent purity especially for precise analytical procedures. Whether in research or in regulated areas - the extremely low UV absorption and consistency make it a must-have for laboratories that rely on reproducible results. Compared to many comparable acetone qualities, it impresses with its strict quality controls, which make it particularly safe and reliable to use.
Properties and advantages
With its high degree of purity, this acetone is an ideal basis for numerous methods in chemical laboratory analysis. Thanks to its very low inherent fluorescence and minimal UV absorption, the medium is predestined for high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), as it effectively minimises interference in the detection system. The solvent has also proven itself in gas chromatography (GC) and spectroscopy. In addition to its pure function as a solvent, its high evaporation rate ensures rapid drying of samples, which is an advantage in time-critical applications. In addition, the risk of sample contamination is extremely low, as production is subject to strict standards.
The product is also compliant with relevant standards and guidelines. Its manufacturing process aims to guarantee consistent quality and purity. This is particularly important for sensitive analyses, such as the analysis of pharmaceutical components or food additives. Its high dissolving power and uncomplicated handling are important plus points for everyday professional use.Technical details (selection)
- Sum formula: C?H?O
- CAS number: 67-64-1
- Degree of purity: High purity quality for HPLC
- Flash point: Very low (Flam. Liq. 2; H225)
- Hazard pictograms: GHS02, GHS07, GHS08
- Relevant information: H319, H336, H304
- Transport: UN 1090, class 3, packing group II
In addition, this solvent is characterised by its classification as a potential drug precursor in category 3. This should be taken into account during storage and documentation. As it is highly flammable and harbours slight health risks, suitable safety precautions are mandatory. In daily laboratory practice, this includes wearing safety goggles, gloves and, if necessary, respiratory protection.
Certifications and standards
Many manufacturers rely on internationally recognised certification systems such as ISO 9001 to ensure consistent quality and strict process controls. Especially in sensitive areas, users benefit from the fact that every batch is produced and tested according to the same requirements. The acetone described here fulfils the standard safety and quality guidelines required in the laboratory environment. It therefore supports numerous industries - from pharmaceuticals and environmental analysis to the food industry.
Concrete areas of application
- HPLC separations: The stable and interference-free measurements are suitable for high-resolution analyses of polymers, pharmaceutical ingredients or agricultural residues.
- Cleaning of laboratory equipment: Particularly useful in the preparation of GC columns and other sensitive instruments where residues can cause interference.
- Extraction of organic substances: Widely used in the analysis of pesticides in agricultural products, as the high volatility allows rapid removal of the solvent.
- Sample preparation for spectroscopic methods: Helpful for cleaning surfaces prior to UV-Vis or infrared measurements to minimise measurement deviations due to unwanted residues.
FAQs
What protective measures are required
Chemical-resistant gloves, safety goggles and good ventilation are essential to avoid skin and eye irritation. Respiratory protection may also be useful in smaller rooms.
How should it be stored
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The containers should be kept tightly closed, cool and dry. Storage away from sources of ignition is essential as the solvent is highly flammable.
Are there any special regulations for transport?
Yes, it falls under dangerous goods class 3 and is classified as UN 1090. Appropriate labelling and safety precautions are therefore a prerequisite for transport and shipping.
May it be mixed with other solvents?
Mixing is possible if the substances are chemically compatible. However, the rapid build-up of pressure in closed containers must be taken into account due to the pronounced volatility.
What needs to be considered during disposal
Disposal is carried out via specially authorised collection points. To prevent environmental damage, the solvent must not be discharged down the drain or into the open air.
Conclusion
The high-purity quality and consistent reliability characterise Labbox Acetone HPLC GGR. In sensitive laboratory and industrial processes, it reduces measurement errors and ensures consistent results in a wide range of applications. Thanks to its minimal UV absorption and excellent dissolving power, it is a key component for chromatographic analyses and the cleaning of diagnostic devices. Anyone who values safety, performance and reproducibility can rely on this solvent as a stable and standard-compliant solution.
