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ROTI®fair 1M Na-Phosphate 7.2 is a sodium phosphate buffer preparation for biochemistry and molecular biology applications. Each pouch is designed to prepare 1000 ml of 1 M sodium phosphate buffer at pH 7.2, giving a convenient route to a defined near-neutral phosphate system. The product comes as a box of 10 pouches from manufacturer Carl ROTH and supports laboratories that need reproducible buffer reconstitution without weighing individual components. It is suited to molecular biology and broader life-science work in which stable phosphate buffering around pH 7.2 is important, including sample handling and related biochemical procedures. One pouch yields the stated 1000 ml volume, helping standardise preparation across experiments. With a box weight of 0,261 kg, the pack remains easy to store and handle on the bench. ROTI®fair 1M Na-Phosphate 7.2 forms part of the ROTI®fair range of molecular biological buffers and offers a practical pouch format for routine preparation of 1 M sodium phosphate buffer at pH 7.2 in 1000 ml batches.
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