Molecular structure of Pyridinium formate buffer, CAS Number: 15066-28-1
Pyridinium formate buffer (CAS 15066-28-1)
Application:
Pyridinium formate buffer is a reagent for HPLC
CAS Number:
15066-28-1
Molecular Weight:
125.13
Molecular Formula:
C5H5N•CH2O2
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Pyridinium formate buffer is a chromatography reagent for HPLC. It has also been used to alter the electrical conductivity of solutions used during the synthesis of BiVO4 nanofibers for use as a photocatalyst for the removal of organic contaminants in impaired water sources. Pyridinium formate buffer is a versatile organic compound extensively utilized in scientific research for various purposes. This colorless and volatile compound readily dissolves in water, making it highly adaptable in laboratory applications. PIF serves as a reagent for synthesizing diverse organic compounds, a catalyst for facilitating chemical reactions, and a solvent for numerous biochemical processes.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Pyridinium formate buffer, 100 ml | sc-296151 | 100 ml | $73.00 | |||
Pyridinium formate buffer, 500 ml | sc-296151A | 500 ml | $312.00 |