Rhodizonic acid disodium

Catalog No.: A86665
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Rhodizonic acid disodium acts as an indicator for the volumetric determination of barium and sulfate ions. Its unique chemical properties enable effective visualization of these analytes in various analytical applications. This reagent is utilized in qualitative and quantitative analysis within life science research, facilitating the investigation of metal ion interactions and complexation studies.
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DescriptionRhodizonic acid disodium acts as an indicator for the volumetric determination of barium and sulfate ions. Its unique chemical properties enable effective visualization of these analytes in various analytical applications. This reagent is utilized in qualitative and quantitative analysis within life science research, facilitating the investigation of metal ion interactions and complexation studies.
Product Information
Catalog NumA86665
FormulaC6Na2O6
Molecular Weight214.04
CAS Number523-21-7
SMILESO=C(C(O[Na])=C(C1=O)O[Na])C(C1=O)=O
SynonymsSodium rhodizonate dibasic
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