D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous, Plant Culture Tested Himedia 500G

D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous, Plant Culture Tested Himedia 500G Specification

Ph Level
6.0 to 7.0

Physical State
Solid

CAS No
50-99-7

Boiling point
Not applicable

Purity
>99.5%

Density
~1.54 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Usage
Laboratory

Size
500g

Molecular Weight
180.16 Carat

Flash Point
not applicable

Molecular Formula
C H O

Melting Point
~146 C

Packaging Type
Plastic Bottle

Grade
Plant Culture Tested (PCT) grade

Type
Other

Application
Laboratory

Appearance
Colourless to white or almost white crystals / powder / granules

Purity(%)
>99.5%

D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous, Plant Culture Tested Himedia 500G Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Bottle

Delivery Time
5 Days

About D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous, Plant Culture Tested Himedia 500G

PCT0603 is a high-purity, Plant Culture Tested grade of (D-(+))-Glucose Anhydrous ((C_6H_{12}O_6)). It is widely used in plant tissue culture, microbiology, and biotechnology as a fundamental carbon and energy source for cellular growth and micropropagation. [1, 2, 3]Specifications & Chemical Properties

Formula & Weight: (C_6H_{12}O_6) | (180.16 text{ g/mol})
CAS Number: 50-99-7
Assay: (geq 99.5%)
Appearance: White crystalline powder
Storage Condition: Store below 30C Common Applications
- Acts as an essential carbohydrate source in tissue culture media to support the in vitro growth and proliferation of plant cells and tissues.
- Used as a supplement in microbiological media to cultivate various microorganisms. [1, 2, 3, 4]

High-Quality Plant Culture Tested Glucose

Specially formulated for laboratory and plant tissue culture applications, this D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous assures >99.5% purity and is supplied in a secure 500g plastic bottle. Its consistent physical characteristics and well-controlled pH range ensure reliable outcomes in critical research procedures, making it a trusted choice for scientific professionals.

Consistency in Research Applications

The anhydrous glucose offers a melting point of about 146C, ensuring stability during autoclaving and laboratory handling. Its neutral to slightly acidic pH range (6.0-7.0) provides controlled conditions necessary for sensitive plant culture experiments, supporting the growth and development of cultured plant tissues.

FAQ's of D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous, Plant Culture Tested Himedia 500G:

Q: How should D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous be stored for optimal stability?

A: It is recommended to keep the product in a tightly sealed plastic bottle, stored in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight to maintain its anhydrous state and high purity during laboratory use.

Q: What is the advantage of using Plant Culture Tested (PCT) grade D-(+)-Glucose?

A: PCT grade ensures that the glucose meets strict quality standards suitable for plant tissue culture, free from contaminants that could interfere with delicate biological protocols, thereby ensuring consistent and reliable experimental outcomes.

Q: When should D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous be added to plant culture media?

A: Typically, the glucose is added during the preparation of plant culture media, before sterilization. Its stability at the media's melting point (~146C) allows it to withstand autoclaving, integrating seamlessly into laboratory processes.

Q: Where is this D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous product sourced and manufactured?

A: This product is distributed, exported, manufactured, supplied, and traded by Himedia, renowned for its high-quality laboratory reagents and plant culture media components.

Q: What is the typical appearance and form of this glucose product?

A: It is supplied as colourless to white or almost white crystals, powder, or granules, providing flexibility in measuring and mixing for laboratory protocols.

Q: How is D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous commonly used in laboratories?

A: It serves as a primary carbohydrate source in plant tissue culture media, feeding plant cells in vitro, and is also used in various biochemical assays and microbial culture preparations.

Q: What are the main benefits of choosing this Himedia D-(+)-Glucose anhydrous for laboratory work?

A: Its high purity, plant culture-tested quality, consistent physical properties, and convenient packaging make it highly suitable for accurate and reproducible laboratory experimentation.

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