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Glycidether 100 is a specialised epoxy resin component for electron microscopy sample preparation. Identified by CAS number 90529-77-4 and EG nr. 292-011-4, it is used in embedding and related ultrastructure workflows where controlled resin chemistry is essential. Key physical data include a density of 1,22 g/cm³, a flash point of approximately 175 °C and a boiling point above 180 °C, supporting informed handling in the EM laboratory. The material is Electron microscopy groups preparing biological or materials specimens can incorporate this grade into established resin protocols that call for glycidyl ether-type components. Glycidether 100 is offered by manufacturer Carl ROTH for professional laboratory use in the electron microscopy field. The combination of documented physicochemical parameters and a generous glass unit helps laboratories maintain consistent embedding performance across multiple preparation batches. Clear specification of density, thermal limits and regulatory identifiers aids documentation and safe process design at the bench.
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- Appearance: clear, colourless to pale yellow viscous liquid
- CAS number: 90529-77-4
- Pack sizes: 500 g, 2.5 kg
- EG nr.: 292-011-4
- Density: 1,22 g/cm³
- Flash point: ~175 °C
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