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Sodium deuterium oxide is a deuterated base offered as a 40 % solution in D₂O with 99,5 Atom%D enrichment for nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Identified by CAS number 14014-06-3 and EG number 237-825-2, it has the empirical formula NaOD. The solution density ranges from 1,46 to 1,56 g/cm³, and the boiling point is given as 101 °C, figures that inform handling and experimental setup. The product is packed as 10 g in plastic, a practical unit for controlled addition in analytical and research settings. Laboratories apply this reagent for base-mediated deuterium exchange, adjustment of conditions in deuterated solvents, and NMR experiments in which ordinary sodium hydroxide would raise residual proton background. It forms part of the compounds-for-NMR offering used across spectroscopy and spectrometry. Available from manufacturer Carl ROTH, sodium deuterium oxide combines clear isotopic specification with accessible packaging. The 40 % strength in D₂O helps users establish alkaline deuterated media for structure elucidation and related magnetic resonance measurements with consistent Atom%D performance.
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- Deuterising degree: ≥99.5 %
- Assay (mass %): ≥40
- CAS number: 14014-06-3
- Pack size: 10 g plastic
- EG nr.: 237-825-2
- Density: 1,46–1,56 g/cm³
- Isotopic enrichment: 99,5 Atom%D
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A dry solvent has had water removed to a stated level, for a reaction that water would stop. A deuterated solvent replaces hydrogen with deuterium so an NMR spectrum is not drowned by the solvent signal. The isotopic enrichment and the water content are the two specifications. Caps and septa matter, because either product picks up moisture from the air.
A solvent dissolves. The grade says which impurities are low enough for the method. Analytical grade is the ordinary pure solvent. HPLC and LC-MS grades limit the absorbance and the ions that would become peaks or background. A dry solvent has had water removed. A deuterated solvent is for NMR, where the hydrogen signal would otherwise drown the sample. Technical grade is for cleaning and for synthesis that does not need a chromatogram. Identity is on PubChem. Names follow IUPAC. Hazards follow ECHA, the CLP Regulation and REACH.
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