Dyes, Stains and Tinctures

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C.I. Acid Orange 88 is a fine chemical, which can be used as a versatile building block in the synthesis of complex compounds for use as research chemicals and reaction components. It is a useful intermediate for the production of other chemicals. C.I. Acid Orange 88 belongs to the group of speciality chemicals and has high quality properties that make it useful as a reagent in research applications.

Disperse Red 362 is a yellow pigment that can be used in inkjet printing. It has an express color and is typically used in the printing of textiles, paper, plastics, and other materials. The color of Disperse Red 362 is similar to that of cadmium yellow.

Disperse Blue 165 is a dye with an optimum pH of 6-9. It has good water solubility, high pigment strength, and excellent light fastness. Disperse Blue 165 is resistant to radiation, nitro groups, chlorine atom and organic solvent. Disperse Blue 165 can be used in the textile industry and dyestuffs industry as a c1-4 alkyl chloride dye. Disperse Blue 165 is also used in the production of hydroxyapatite for biomedical applications and dental restorations.

Acridine orange 10-nonylbromide is a fluorescent dye that binds to DNA and RNA. It is used in biochemistry to stain cells and tissues for examination under a microscope. Acridine orange 10-nonylbromide has been shown to bind to the mitochondria in human white blood cells, thereby inhibiting mitochondrial membrane potential, which leads to cell lysis. Acridine orange 10-nonylbromide also has an index of high values with water vapor, making it an ideal candidate for use as an indicator in ecological studies. Acridine orange 10-nonylbromide can be used as a probe for the study of biological samples because it binds reversibly to nucleic acids, giving it chemical stability. Acridine orange 10-nonylbromide also has monoclonal antibodies that are specific for the physiological function of proteins, which makes it useful as a probe for biochemical research involving protein synthesis or degradation.

C.I. Disperse Orange 44 is a synthetic dyestuff that belongs to the group of azobenzene dyes. It has optical properties in the visible region and is used as a pigment for colorants, such as textile printing and paper coating. C.I. Disperse Orange 44 can be found in deionized water or organic solvents at concentrations of 0.1-0.5%. The molecular weight of this compound is 527 g/mol and its molecular formula is C₁₃H₁₄N₅O₀₀. This dye also has an average viscosity of 1.2 mPa·s at 25°C and 1 atm, which may be due to its crystal x-ray diffraction pattern that shows a crystalline form with an orthorhombic shape and space group Pbca with lattice constants a = 1031 pm, b = 10

Direct Blue 80 is a dye that has an adsorption mechanism. It is used as a basic dye in detergent compositions and as a colorant for polycarboxylic acid. This pigment also has the potential to be used as an immobilizing agent for activated sludge, or to form films on particles that can be used in flow systems. Direct Blue 80 is soluble in water and has been shown to react with fatty acids, which may account for its use as an emulsifier and foam stabilizer in detergents.

Basic Orange 21 is a basic dye with a strong orange tint. It has been shown to have good resistance to light exposure and high optical density in low light conditions. Its color can be varied by changing the pH of the medium. Basic Orange 21 also has a particle size that ranges from 2 to 30 nm, which produces an intense red color when exposed to light. The monoclonal antibody against Basic Orange 21 is produced by injection of mice with this dye. Basic Orange 21 has been used as a fluorescent marker for choroidal neovascularization and has been found to be resistant to degradation by matrix effect.

Alizarin red is used in histology and medicine to stain calcium-containing specimens, e.g. bones and calcifications. Chromogenic substrates for enzymes based on alizarin have been developed and, as an example, alizarin-beta-D-galactoside (Aliz-gal) has been reported for the detection of bacterial beta-galactosidase by researchers at the University of Northumbria and the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne in the UK (James, 2000).

Acid blue 182 is an alkali metal salt of a polycarboxylic acid. It is used as a detergent builder, where it regulates the pH and viscosity of hard water. Acid Blue 182 is bactericidal and has been shown to have good detergency properties at low concentrations. This compound also has surfactant properties, which make it effective in removing oils, fats, greases and other organic substances from surfaces. Acid Blue 182 is often used in laundry detergent compositions because it does not cause color fading or bleeding.

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Pigment Red 48:1 is a red pigment that is used in coatings, plastics, and inks. Pigment Red 48:1 is non-toxic to humans, and has been shown to be lightfast and resistant to pollution. The red pigment has been analysed for its potential to cause skin irritation. Pigment Red 48:1 does not cause skin irritation when tested on human volunteers. It was found that the pigment did not produce any irritation or sensitization reactions when applied to the skin of rabbits at a concentration of 0.5% for four weeks.