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Brilliant Green Lactose Sucrose Agar is a dry nutrient medium intended for microbiology, positioned for hygiene monitoring and nutrient-media workflows used in the detection of Salmonella. The 500 g plastic pack provides a practical laboratory quantity for preparing selective agar plates according to established microbiological methods. As a dehydrated agar base, it supports plating and differentiation steps commonly applied after enrichment in Salmonella testing schemes. This product is listed among dry nutrient media for Salmonella detection and fits food-safety, environmental and quality laboratories that maintain standard culture-media inventories. It is available from manufacturer Carl ROTH for routine bench preparation. Pack weight is approximately 0,394 kg for the 500 g unit, aiding storage and inventory control. Use Brilliant Green Lactose Sucrose Agar where protocols specify this medium type for microbiological examination, relying solely on the stated application and pack data without added performance or purity assertions beyond the manufacturer description.
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Key features
- Meat and casein peptone: 10 g/l
- Yeast extract: 3 g/l
- Sodium chloride (NaCl): 5 g/l
- Lactose monohydrate: 10 g/l
- Saccharose: 10 g/l
- Phenol red: 0,08 g/l
- Brilliant green: 0,0125 g/l
- Agar: 20 g/l
- pH value: 6,9 ±0,2
- Pack size: 500 g plastic
- Product type: Brilliant Green Lactose Sucrose Agar
- Use area: Hygiene monitoring
- Media class: Dry nutrient media
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- Safety Data Sheet:
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