Sodium xylenesulfonate (CAS 1300-72-7)
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Sodium xylenesulfonate is a compound that has attention in various research sectors due to its surfactant properties, enhancing the solubility of less soluble substances. In materials science, it is often utilized as a solubilizing agent to improve the dispersion of compounds within aqueous solutions, which is critical in formulating consistent and effective mixtures. Research into environmental science employs sodium xylenesulfonate to study its biodegradability and impact on aquatic life, contributing to the understanding of chemical behaviors in wastewater treatment processes. Additionally, its role in enhancing the efficacy of cleaning formulations is examined in industrial research, aiming to optimize the performance of household and industrial cleaning agents. Studies in the field of analytical chemistry also make use of sodium xylenesulfonate to facilitate chromatographic processes, where it aids in the separation of substances for more accurate analysis.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Sodium xylenesulfonate, 100 g | sc-251063 | 100 g | $156.00 |