Xylene

9713.5, Carl

Xylene (isomers) ≥97 %, pure, for histology Xylene is the standard intermedium in histology as it mixes with alcohols such as isopropanol and ethanol as well as paraffin. It is used as an intermediate step in this context between ascending alcohol series and paraffin embedding. This ensures that the alcohol is completely removed from the tissue. Xylene can also be used to dewax paraffin sectionsallowing a subsequent staining.

9713.20, Carl

Xylene (isomers) ≥97 %, pure, for histology Xylene is the standard intermedium in histology as it mixes with alcohols such as isopropanol and ethanol as well as paraffin. It is used as an intermediate step in this context between ascending alcohol series and paraffin embedding. This ensures that the alcohol is completely removed from the tissue. Xylene can also be used to dewax paraffin sectionsallowing a subsequent staining.

4436.20, Carl

4436.2, Carl

CN80.4, Carl

For easy opening of the ROTITAINER ® we recommend the barrel and keg key Tri-Sure ® (Art. No. 0398.1) from ROTH SELECTION. Video instructions can be found here and above in the product pictures. Xylene (isomers) ≥98,5 %, Ph. Helv., extra pure

2662.1, Carl

4436.1, Carl

2662.3, Carl

For easy opening of the ROTITAINER ® we recommend the barrel and keg key Tri-Sure ® (Art. No. 0398.1) from ROTH SELECTION. Video instructions can be found here and above in the product pictures. Xylene (isomers) ≥97 %, for synthesis

4436.4, Carl

9713.3, Carl

Xylene (isomers) ≥97 %, pure, for histology Xylene is the standard intermedium in histology as it mixes with alcohols such as isopropanol and ethanol as well as paraffin. It is used as an intermediate step in this context between ascending alcohol series and paraffin embedding. This ensures that the alcohol is completely removed from the tissue. Xylene can also be used to dewax paraffin sectionsallowing a subsequent staining.

2662.5, Carl

9713.1, Carl

Xylene (isomers) ≥97 %, pure, for histology Xylene is the standard intermedium in histology as it mixes with alcohols such as isopropanol and ethanol as well as paraffin. It is used as an intermediate step in this context between ascending alcohol series and paraffin embedding. This ensures that the alcohol is completely removed from the tissue. Xylene can also be used to dewax paraffin sectionsallowing a subsequent staining.