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May-Gruenwald's solution is a microscopy staining reagent used in the classical May-Grünwald–Giemsa sequence for blood and bone-marrow films. The solution has a density of 0,8 g/cm³, flash point 12 °C and boiling point 65 °C, and carries UN number 1230. In combination with Giemsa, May-Gruenwald staining differentiates leukocyte lineages, highlights cytoplasmic granules and supports morphological assessment of erythrocytes and platelets. This ready stock from manufacturer Carl ROTH eliminates on-site dye dissolution steps and helps maintain reproducible tinctorial results across routine diagnostic slides and teaching preparations. The formulation is intended strictly for microscopic staining applications in controlled laboratory environments.
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- Suitability for microscopy (blood smear): complies
- Pack sizes: 500 ml, 1 l, 2.5 l
- Density: 0,8 g/cm³
- Flash point: 12 °C
- Boiling point: 65 °C
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