dextrose anhydrous extrapure

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Specification

Description

(Confirms to IP, BP, USP)
D-(+)-Glucose ; glucose Anhydrous

CAS	50-99-7
Molecular Formula	C6H12O6
Molecular Weight	180.16
Shelf Life	60 Months

Physical Properties
Physical State at 20 °C	Solid	Colour	Colorless crystals
Odour	Odorless	pH Value	5.9
Melting Point/ Freezing Point [°C]	146°C	Density [g/cm3]	1.54
Solubility in Water [% weight]	1 g/1.1 ml water @ 250C

Specifications
Appearance	White crystalline powder	Solubility	Freely soluble in water, sparingly soluble in ethanol (95 per cent)
Identification 'A'	When heated it melts, swells up and burns and an odour of burnt sugar is perceptible	Identification 'B'	A copious red precipitate is formed with potassium cupri tartrate solution
Appearance And Odour of Solution	Solution is clear not more intensly coloured than refrence solution BYS7 and odourless	Acidity Or Alkalinity	NMT 0.15 ml of 0.1M NaOH is required to change the colur of solution to pink
Specific Optical Rotation	+52.5° to +53.3°	Arsenic (As)	Max 0.0001%
Heavy Metal	Max 0.0005%	Chloride (Cl)	Max 0.0125%
Sulphite	To pass IP test	Barium (Ba)	To pass IP test
Foreign Sugars, Soluble Starch And Dextrins	To pass IP test	Sulphated Ash	Max 0.1%
Water (H2O)	Max 1.0 %	Bacterial Endotoxin	Not more than 0.5 Endotoxin unit/ ml of a 5 % w/v solution

Dangerous Goods Information
UN Number	–	DG Class	–

dextrose anhydrous extrapure

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