Disperse Yellow 56 (CAS 54077-16-6)
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Disperse Yellow 56 is a light yellow powder that is widely used in various industries such as textile, plastic, and paper. It can directly dye polyester. It is soluble in organic solvents like acetone and has high stability under different environmental conditions. Disperse Yellow 56 is a nonspecific protein stain that binds to the amino acid residues of proteins. It is used in chemistry as a model compound for investigating the mechanism of diazotization and coupling reactions, and as a probe to explore the properties of solvents and their effect on reaction rates. In the field of biology, the dye serves as a fluorescent probe to examine the localization and movement of various proteins within living cells. Disperse Yellow 56 has a dye content of > 90%.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Disperse Yellow 56, 1 g | sc-493250 | 1 g | $410.00 |