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Glutaraldehyde 50 %, in water is an aqueous aldehyde solution intended for electron microscopy workflows. It is identified by CAS number 111-30-8 and EG nr. 203-856-5, with a molar mass of 100,12 g/mol and a density of 1,13 g/cm³. The boiling range is given as 100 to 102 °C and the flash point exceeds 100 °C, supporting controlled handling in fixation and sample-preparation steps. Physical data from manufacturer Carl ROTH allow straightforward integration into existing reagent inventories and risk assessments. Typical use centres on specimen fixation and related electron-microscopy preparation, where a defined 50 % aqueous concentration helps standardise working dilutions. The material is listed under UN number 2927, so transport and storage planning should follow the corresponding hazardous-goods guidance. Overall, the combination of stated concentration, clear physicochemical parameters and microscopy-oriented positioning makes this a practical choice for EM laboratories needing a reliable glutaraldehyde stock solution.
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