Litmus Solution Blue / Red – 500ml pack – CAS No. 1393-92-6

Litmus Solution Blue/Red (500 ml) is an essential tool for laboratory professionals needing a reliable and accurate pH indicator. It undergoes a color change from blue to red depending on the pH level, enabling precise identification of acidic or basic substances. This solution is commonly used in titration experiments, pH testing of liquids, and other laboratory applications. The 500 ml bottle ensures ample supply for multiple tests, making it both efficient and cost-effective.

Key Features

1. High-quality pH indicator for reliable acid-base testing.
2. Color changes from blue to red depending on the pH level.
3. 500 ml bottle size, perfect for laboratory use and frequent testing.
4. Ideal for titrations, pH tests, and other chemical experiments.
5. Easy to use, providing accurate results in various conditions.

Precautions

1. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
2. Handle with care; avoid contact with eyes and skin.
3. Keep away from children and unauthorized users.
4. Dispose of properly as per local regulations after use.
5. Always wear protective gloves and goggles while handling.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: What is the shelf life of the Litmus Solution?
Answer: The shelf life of Litmus Solution Blue/Red is typically one to two years when stored properly in a cool, dry place.

Question: Can this solution be used for both liquids and solids?
Answer: Yes, Litmus Solution can be used for testing both liquid and solid substances, though it is primarily used in liquid form.

Question: How much solution is required for accurate results?
Answer: Generally, only a few drops of Litmus Solution are needed for accurate pH measurements, depending on the sample size.

Question: Is this solution suitable for use in food testing?
Answer: While it is not designed specifically for food testing, Litmus Solution can be used for testing the pH of food samples in laboratory conditions.

Question: Does the color change immediately when testing?
Answer: Yes, the color change happens almost immediately upon contact with the substance being tested, providing quick results.