Chromatography Separation Ink
Product Code : EL-C-10972
Chromatography Separation Ink from Lab Exports is a mixture of cyan, magenta and yellow inks that appears black when combined but separates into its bright constituent colours when spotted onto chromatography card and separated using a solvent such as water, or by electrophoresis. Each bottle provides sufficient ink for approximately 500 spots. Lab Exports manufactures and exports this chromatography consumable from India to schools, colleges and laboratories worldwide.
Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Composition | Mixture of cyan, magenta and yellow inks |
| Appearance | Appears black when combined |
| Separation Method | Solvent (e.g. water) or electrophoresis |
| Yield | Approximately 500 ink spots per bottle |
| Category | Chemistry Lab > Chromatography |
Key Features
- Clear colour separation: Splits into bright cyan, magenta and yellow constituents during chromatography.
- High yield: Sufficient for approximately 500 ink spots per bottle.
- Versatile separation methods: Works with solvent-based chromatography or electrophoresis.
Applications
Chromatography Separation Ink is used in school and college chemistry laboratories to demonstrate paper and thin-layer chromatography by visually separating a black ink into its component colours.
Why Choose Lab Exports
Lab Exports is a manufacturer and exporter of chemistry lab equipment from India, supplying chromatography consumables to schools, colleges and laboratories worldwide. Browse the full Chromatography range or the complete Chemistry Lab equipment catalogue.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What colours does this ink separate into?
A: Cyan, magenta and yellow.
Q: How is the ink separated?
A: Using a solvent such as water, or by electrophoresis.
Q: How many spots does one bottle provide?
A: Approximately 500 ink spots.
Q: Why does the ink appear black?
A: Because the cyan, magenta and yellow components combine to appear black until separated.
Q: Does Lab Exports export this ink internationally?
A: Yes, Lab Exports manufactures and exports chemistry lab equipment from India to schools, colleges and laboratories worldwide.
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