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Capping Reagent 90/10 THF/NMI (v/v), BioSyn™, Honeywell Burdick & Jackson™

BioSyn™ Honeywell Burdick & Jackson™ reagent solvents for DNA/RNA synthesis

Brand:  Honeywell Burdick & Jackson BR651-2.5L

Product Code. 16835421

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Description

Description

  • Specifically processed and purified to exacting specifications, ensure outstanding synthesis efficiency
  • Ideal for oligonucleotide synthesis regardless of application
  • All solvents and reagents are filtered (0.2 micron for oxidation reagents and 0.1 micron for all other reagents) to minimize particulate contamination
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Specifications

Specifications

Capping reagent
109-99-9
0.9
2.5 L
Clear liquid
−108.5°C
Colorless
66°C
Glass Bottle
BioSyn™
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