Immersion Oil For Microscopy

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Immersion Oil For Microscopy Specification

Density
0.86 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Solubility
Insoluble in water, soluble in most organic solvents

Storage
Store in tightly closed container, away from heat and light

Poisonous
Yes

HS Code
27101990

Smell
Odorless

Boiling point
>300C

Form
Viscous Liquid

Purity
>99%

Molecular Formula
Not applicable (mixture)

Taste
Odorless

Shape
Liquid

Ph Level
Neutral (pH 7)

Molecular Weight
Not applicable (mixture)

Melting Point
Below -20C

Other Names
Microscope Immersion Oil, Synthetic Immersion Oil

Refractive Rate
1.515 at 23C

Classification
Non-hazardous laboratory chemical

Chemical Name
Immersion Oil

CAS No
8042-47-5

Grade
Microscopy Grade

Standard
Meets ISO 8036-1 requirements

Type
Microscope Immersion Oil

Usage
Used as immersion medium between specimen and objective lens

Main Material
Refined mineral oil blend

Application
Microscopy, lens immersion medium

Immersion Oil For Microscopy Trade Information

Main Export Market(s)
South America, Middle East, Africa

About Immersion Oil For Microscopy

Ace your microscopy needs with our renowned Immersion Oil for Microscopy, now on Sale at an unbeatable Discount. Formulated from a valorous blend of refined mineral oils, this high-viscosity, non-volatile, and non-fluorescing oil delivers optimal clarity and resolutionideal for both general and fluorescence microscopy. Compatible with most standard optical microscopes, its offered in clear to pale yellow variants and comes in 15 ml, 25 ml, or 50 ml plastic or glass bottles. Boasting a 24-month shelf life, superior purity (>99%), and ISO 8036-1 compliance, it is the trusted choice of dealers, exporters, and laboratories. Order Today and elevate your microscopic analysis!

Application & Uses: Precision Immersion for Clear Microscopy

Our Immersion Oil for Microscopy is specifically crafted for precise use as a lens immersion medium. To use, simply apply a small drop between the specimen and objective lens to achieve enhanced image clarity and resolution. Suitable for both specific scientific experiments and general-use microscopy, it serves academic, research, and clinical laboratories. Perfect for applications requiring high refractive index and neutrality, this oil ensures both general and advanced analyses capture every detail with accuracy.

Sample Policy, Order Processing, and Supply Details

Our Sample Policy ensures you can request trial samples before full commitment. Upon order confirmation, our streamlined Order Processing system guarantees timely delivery for bulk and small-scale requirements. With a robust supply ability, packaging is tailored with 15 ml, 25 ml, and 50 ml bottles in durable plastic or glass. The asking price reflects quality and compliance with international standards, ensuring exceptional value for your outlay. Reach out for supply timelines and detailed pricing today.

FAQs of Immersion Oil For Microscopy:

Q: How should Immersion Oil for Microscopy be properly applied?

A: Place a small drop of the oil between your sample slide and the microscopes objective lens. Avoid overapplication and ensure the bottle tip does not touch the oil drop to prevent contamination.

Q: What is the benefit of using non-fluorescing immersion oil in fluorescence microscopy?

A: Non-fluorescing immersion oil does not interfere with the fluorescence signal, ensuring accurate observation of your fluorescent specimens without introducing background noise.

Q: When is it appropriate to use immersion oil instead of air between the slide and lens?

A: Immersion oil should be used when using high-power objective lenses, typically above 90x magnification, to enhance image clarity and resolution that air cannot provide.

Q: Where should the immersion oil bottles be stored for maximum shelf-life?

A: Store the bottles in a tightly closed container, away from heat and light, to maintain optimal performance and ensure up to 24 months of shelf life.

Q: What process should be followed after using the immersion oil to maintain microscope integrity?

A: After use, gently wipe the objective lens and slide with lens paper or the recommended cleaning agent to remove any remaining oil and prevent residue buildup or contamination.

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