Description
2-Phenylindole is an organic building-block chemical supplied at a minimum purity of 94,5 %, with empirical formula C₁₄H₁₁N, molar mass 193,25 g/mol and CAS number 948-65-2. The material has a boiling point of 250 °C and is identified under EG nr. 213-436-3, supporting clear documentation in purchasing and laboratory records. Packed as 50 g in plastic, it is convenient for synthesis, method development and general chemical inventory where a defined phenyl-substituted indole is required. Typical use contexts include organic chemistry workflows and catalogue-based reagent supply for research and analytical support laboratories. This grade is offered by manufacturer Carl ROTH with straightforward pack presentation for bench or stockroom handling. Specifying CAS, formula and minimum assay helps ensure the correct identity is ordered and booked into inventory systems. The 50 g plastic unit balances working quantity with manageable storage for intermittent or multi-step synthetic applications that call for 2-phenylindole as a starting material or intermediate.
This article is part of Dehydrated culture media (agar & broth bases), in Culture media & microbiology. See also Petri dishes.
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- Appearance: pale yellow powder
- Assay: ≥94.5 %
- CAS number: 948-65-2
- Pack size: 50 g plastic
- EG nr.: 213-436-3
- Purity: min. 94,5 %
- Empirical formula: C₁₄H₁₁N
- Molar mass: 193,25 g/mol
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2-Phenylindole, min. 94,5 %, 50 g, plastic is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Dehydrated culture media (agar & broth bases), inside Culture media & microbiology, in Life Science & Microbiology.
A dehydrated medium is a powder the laboratory dissolves, sterilises and pours. The formulation name, the supplements it still needs, and the grams per litre are the specification. Two powders with similar names, one selective and one not, grow different organisms.
A culture medium is the food and the solid or liquid home of a microorganism. Dehydrated media are powders the laboratory dissolves and sterilises. Ready-to-use plates and tubes are already that. A Petri dish is the plate. Selective media let one kind of organism grow and hold another back. The formulation and the supplements, not the colour of the agar, are the specification. Reference strains are at ATCC. Methods are on PubMed. Biosafety practice is the WHO laboratory biosafety topic.
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