Product Description
Crystal Violet is also called as gentian violet and methyl violet 10B, which is known tobe a historical stain for classifying bacteria. The chemical formula, molecular weight and melting point of the mentioned organic compound is C25N3H30Cl, 407.979 g/mol and 205 degree Celsius, respectively. Offered compound appears to be blue-violet in color, when it is dissolved in water. It is highly demanded in the chemical industry and pharmaceuticals because of its anti-bacterial, anthelmintic and anti-fungal properties.
Certificate of Analysis :-
- Name : CRYSTAL VIOLET FOR MICROSCOPY CRYSTAL
- Methyl Violet : 1OB C I Basic Violet 3
- Synonym : Basic Violet 3, Methyl Violet 10B, Gentian Violet, Hexamathylpararosaniline
- IUPAC Name : Tris(4-(dimethylamino)phenyl)methylium
- Molar Mass : 407.979 g/mol
- Formula : C25N3H30Cl
- Density : 1.19 g/cm cube
- EC Number : 208-953-6
- MDL Numbar : MFCD00011750
- PubChem Substance ID : 57654029
- C.I. No. : 42555
- MP : 401 Fdeg
- Product Description : Cation based violet dye
- Assay : 96.0 100.5%
- Identification test To pass A, B & C tests
- Water NMT : 7.5%
- Residue on ignition NMT : 1.5%
- Alcohol-insoluble substances NMT : 1.0%
- Arsenic NMT : 0.001%
- Lead NMT : 0.003%
- Zinc Passes test
- Chromatographic purity : Passes test
- Un No : 9/3077
- TARIFF : 3204 13 49
Applications :-
- Its components are used for inking ball point pens, ink jet printers, etc.
- Fertilizers, detergents, leathers, anti-freezers can be easily colored
- Marking is made on skin during the preparation of surgery
- In paper and print industry, it helps in dying paper