Luminol chemiluminescent substrate, CAS 521-31-3, for trace analyte detection in environmental and food testing
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Luminol chemiluminescent substrate, CAS 521-31-3, for trace analyte detection in environmental and food testing

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Product Name Luminol chemiluminescent substrate, CAS 521-31-3, for trace analyte detection in environmental and food testing
Catalog No. IGM-HMM-0207
Description Luminol is a classic chemiluminescent reagent widely used across biology, chemistry, and medicine. In the presence of a suitable catalyst, it reacts with hydrogen peroxide to produce a strong, visible light signal with high sensitivity, making it well suited for detecting trace amounts of target substances. It supports applications ranging from molecular biology assays to environmental and food testing, and it is supplied as an off-white to pale yellow powder in 10 g bottles.
Intended Use Chemiluminescent detection of trace analytes in research and testing workflows.
Principle / Technology Luminol reacts with hydrogen peroxide in the presence of an appropriate catalyst, generating an intense chemiluminescent signal that is visible to the naked eye and sensitive enough for detecting very low concentrations of target substances.
Storage Conditions Store in a dry, cool place protected from light. Avoid direct contact with strong oxidizing agents during handling to prevent unintended reactions.
Package Specifications 10 g per bottle
Product Form Powder
Key Features Extremely high detection sensitivity for very low analyte concentrations; simple to use without complex instrumentation, suitable for both laboratory and rapid on-site testing; cost-effective for large-scale screening and preliminary testing.
Purity ≥98.0%
Molecular Weight 177.16
Molecular Formula C8H7N3O2
Appearance Off-white to pale yellow powder
CAS Number 521-31-3
Melting Point >300 °C

For research use only, not for clinical use.

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