Ponceau S (C.I.27195) [6226-79-5]
Order number: 43797916
Part number: AC100072315
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Ponceau S (C.I.27195) [6226-79-5] is a well-characterized compound with a complex molecular structure, featuring a Molecular Formula of C22H12N4Na4O13S4 and a Molecular Weight of 760.57. This compound belongs to the class of Azo Dyes, known for their vibrant colors derived from the presence of azo groups (-N=N-). As a dark red or brown powder, Ponceau S is soluble in water and passes the test for suitability in electrophoresis. It exhibits a high dye content, with at least 75.0% by spectrophotometry, and boasts a Specific Absorptivity of over 460 at 1% concentration and 1 cm path length. This specific product offering, identified by the Product Number AC100072315, features a dye content of at least 75.0%, ensuring consistent performance in various applications. With its rich color and excellent solubility, Ponceau S serves as an effective stain and indicator in numerous fields, including biochemistry and food science.
- CAS Number: 6226-79-5
- Absorption maximum in water: 517 - 523 nm
- Harmonised Tariff Code: 3212900000
- Molecular Formula: C22H12N4Na4O13S4
- Dye content (by spectrophotometry): ≥ 75.0 %
- Molecular Weight: 760.57
- Categories: Stains & Indicators
- Appearance: Dark Red or brown powder
| Name | Value | |
|---|---|---|
| CAS | : | 6226-79-5 |
| Appearance | : | Dark Red or brown powder |
| Categories | : | Stains & Indicators |
| Product Code | : | 43797916 |
| Product Name | : | Ponceau S (C.I.27195) |
| Storage Details | : | Ambient |
| Molecular Weight | : | 760.57 |
| Molecular Formula | : | C22H12N4Na4O13S4 |
| Solubility in water | : | Soluble in water |
| Harmonised Tariff Code | : | 3212900000 |
| Loss on drying (110 °C) | : | ≤ 10.0 % |
| Absorption maximum in water | : | 517 - 523 nm |
| Suitability for electrophoresis | : | Passes test |
| Dye content (by spectrophotometry) | : | ≥ 75.0 % |
| Specific absorptivity 1%/1cm (at λmax) | : | > 460 |
