Description
Diethyl ether is a ROTICHROM® GC grade ether standard, stabilised with BHT, for gas chromatography and related laboratory applications. It is identified by CAS 60-29-7 and empirical formula C₄H₁₀O, with a molar mass of 74,12 g/mol and a density of 0,71 g/cm³. The boiling range is 34,58 to 34,59 °C and the flash point is −40 °C, so the material is extremely volatile and highly flammable. Packaged as 5 ml in glass, it serves calibration, retention referencing, and method checks where a defined diethyl ether reference is required. Specifications from manufacturer Carl ROTH underpin consistent analytical performance. The EG number is 200-467-2. BHT stabilisation helps limit peroxide formation during normal laboratory storage and use. Analysts apply this standard for solvent characterisation, peak assignment, and comparative GC work. Handle only with suitable extraction, ignition control, and peroxide-aware procedures for ethers.
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- Assay: ≥99.7 %
- Identity (IR): complies
- CAS number: 60-29-7
- Pack size: 5 ml glass
- EG nr.: 200-467-2
- Empirical formula: C₄H₁₀O
- Molar mass: 74,12 g/mol
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