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Formaldehyde solution 35-40 %, stabilised with methanol, is an aqueous laboratory reagent identified by CAS number 50-00-0 and molecular formula CH2O. Methanol stabilisation maintains the stated formaldehyde content in this concentration window. The preparation is supplied in a 5 L pack with a net weight of 5,614 kg, offering a practical bulk volume for laboratories that use formaldehyde solution on a regular basis. Available from manufacturer Labbox as a LABKEM product, it supports professional chemical and analytical workflows where a 35–40 % range is specified. Transport is regulated under UN number 2209. GHS pictograms GHS05, GHS06 and GHS08 apply, reflecting acute toxicity (oral, dermal and inhalation), skin corrosion, serious eye damage, skin sensitisation and suspected carcinogenicity; appropriate protective measures must be observed during handling. Originating from Spain, this stabilised formaldehyde solution is intended for trained laboratory personnel working under controlled conditions and established safety procedures.
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- CAS number: 50-00-0
- Pack size: 5 L
- Concentration: 35-40 %
- Stabiliser: methanol
- Molecular formula: CH2O
- EAN: 8434868022423
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