Disodium methyl arsenate Hexahydrate (CAS 144-21-8)
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Disodium methyl arsenate Hexahydrate is a chemical compound that is used in various research applications focused on environmental chemistry and toxicology. In environmental studies, it serves as a source of arsenic to simulate contamination events and to study the transport and transformation of arsenic species within soil and groundwater systems. Researchers utilize Disodium methyl arsenate Hexahydrate in bioremediation experiments to investigate the uptake and detoxification mechanisms of arsenic by plants and microbes, as well as to explore the potential for using these organisms in the removal of arsenic from contaminated sites. It is also used in analytical chemistry as a standard for the calibration of instruments and methods designed to detect and quantify arsenic compounds in environmental samples. Additionally, this compound is of interest in the study of the biogeochemical cycling of arsenic and the impact of methylated arsenic species on ecosystems.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Disodium methyl arsenate Hexahydrate, 500 mg | sc-257380 | 500 mg | $125.00 | |||
Disodium methyl arsenate Hexahydrate, 1 g | sc-257380A | 1 g | $251.00 | |||
Disodium methyl arsenate Hexahydrate, 5 g | sc-257380B | 5 g | $1153.00 | |||
Disodium methyl arsenate Hexahydrate, 10 g | sc-257380C | 10 g | $2075.00 |