Technical Data Sheet
ROTI®Stock 20 % SDS
Sterile products
Ready-to-use products and reagents
Boiling point (bp) ~100 °C
Storage temp. +15 to +25 °C
WGK 2
With original seal.
€177.40/Pack Qty.
excl. VAT. | 1 l per Pack Qty.
Art. No. 1057.1
Product details
ROTI®Stock 20 % SDS 20 % SDS, BioScience Grade, ready-to-use, sterile filtered
20 % stock solution sodium dodecyl sulphate.
Store the solution away from light in a dry place. SDS stock solution and other solutions containing SDS can precipitate easily at room temperature. The crystals can be resolubilised by brief heating them between 30 to 50 °C. Prolonged heating above 30 °C should be avoided, otherwise hydrolysis of the SDS and formation of fatty alcohols may occur.
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Downloads / MSDS
General information
Safe
Acrylamide ia a strong nerve poison which has clearly proved to be carcinogenic and to change the genetic make-up during animal testing. Acrylamide is resorbed primarily through the skin. The formation of dust when working with the solid matter is particularly critical. A hazard which can be easily avoided by using the ROTIPHORESE® ready-to-use solution.
Superior quality
ROTIPHORESE® Acrylamide and -Bisacrylamide solutions from Carl ROTH have the highest purity level. They are produced from substances free from acrylic acid. Oxidation products are removed from the solution by a selective absorption process. A new formation of such and/or polymerisation of the solution is prevented by gaseous stabilisation of the solution.
In order to guarantee a high consistency of our ROTIPHORESE®-solutions, each batch undergoes electrophoretic testing.
Certificates of Analysis
Type analysis
| Appearance of solution | colorless liquid |
| Colour | water-clear |
| 20 % SDS in deionised water, 0.2 μm filtered., Remark: Contains SDS. Can be redissolved by heating (max. 45 °C). | |