Analytical reagents

Analytical reagents encompass all substances or compounds used in the laboratory to conduct chemical analyses. The term "laboratory reagent" not only refers to the chemical products used in these reactions but also includes enzymes or other fine chemical products that make the detection and quantification of molecules possible.

Analytical reagents

Within this category of laboratory reagents, we can find two major groups: reagents for analysis and reagents for chromatography. Reagents for analysis. This group includes all reagents whose impurities do not exceed a specified number established for the method being used. A laboratory reagent for analysis is a product with pre-checked and guaranteed impurities, ensuring that once in the laboratory, its impurities are minimized to prevent interference with the analytical operations. Special Reagents. This type refers to a physical separation model based on the difference in distribution of the components, separating them into two phases, one mobile and one stationary. Every business with a laboratory needs to use analytical reagents to effectively carry out research and teaching functions. As you well know, certain precautions must be taken to prevent accidental contamination of the product, such as:

• Selecting the necessary reagent for each research process, using a smaller graduated cylinder for verification.
• Properly sealing the bottle after using the laboratory reagent to avoid confusion.
• Avoiding placing open bottles in areas that can be contaminated by water or other liquids.
• Under no circumstances should excess product be returned to the bottle, even if it is uncontaminated.
• Labeling all analytical reagents correctly.
• Keeping the storage area for reagents clean, as well as their balances, by cleaning them before and after each experiment.

At DC Fine Chemicals, as distributors of fine chemicals we have a wide selection where you will find the laboratory reagent you are looking for.