Citric acid sodium citrate
Citric acid-sodium citrate is a buffer solution used to maintain a specific pH range in laboratory applications. It is composed of citric acid and its conjugate base, sodium citrate. The solution helps to stabilize and control the acidity or basicity of the environment, ensuring consistent and reliable experimental conditions.
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2 protocols using citric acid sodium citrate
Enzymatic Degradation of Reeds with PBAT
Characterization of Fluorescent Probes
5, 6-diamino-naphthalene-1, 3-disulfonic acid (DANDSA) was obtained from Molekula, UK.
4-pyridinium phenolate (4PP) was synthesised and provided by WuXi App Tec (Hong Kong) Ltd. Structure and purity were confirmed by NMR.
The provenances of Brooker's merocyanine (BM), bis-dimethylaminofuchsone (BDF), phenol blue (PB), and 2, 6-dichloro-4-(2, 4, 6-triphenyl-pyridinium-1-yl)-phenolate (ET33) are as stated previously.
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ROW was used throughout this study and had a resistivity of 15MΩcm (checked daily).
Disposable high purity UV-transparent cuvettes (Brand GmbH) with stoppers were used throughout and are described previously.
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Disposable four-sided optically transparent fluorescence cuvettes (Brand GmbH) made of the same material as the UV cuvettes, with stoppers, were used to record fluorescence spectra.
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