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RH1816
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250 g
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Reagent Grade >99%
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NP-40
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9036-19-5
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Nonylphenol Ethoxylate P-40
Product Overview
RH1816 NP-40 Nonylphenol Ethoxylate P-40, CAS 9036-19-5, is supplied as Reagent Grade >99% for biochemical research, protein research and laboratory reagent formulation.
NP-40 is a nonionic surfactant widely used in suitable biochemical and life science research applications. It can be incorporated into formulations where detergent or surfactant properties are required.
RH1816 is supplied in a 250 g package.
Key Features
NP-40 Nonylphenol Ethoxylate P-40
CAS No. 9036-19-5
Reagent Grade >99%
Nonionic surfactant
Suitable for biochemical research
Suitable for protein research
Suitable for laboratory reagent formulation
Suitable for sample preparation
250 g standard package
Technical Specifications
Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
Product Code | RH1816 |
Product Name | NP-40 Nonylphenol Ethoxylate P-40 |
CAS No. | 9036-19-5 |
Grade | Reagent Grade >99% |
Package | 250 g |
Applications
Biochemical Research
Protein Research
Protein Extraction
Laboratory Reagent Formulation
Sample Preparation
Surfactant Formulations
Biochemical Assays
Biotechnology Research
Life Science Research
NP-40 as a Nonionic Surfactant
NP-40 is used as a nonionic surfactant in biochemical and laboratory research.
Nonionic surfactants can modify surface and interfacial properties without carrying a permanent ionic charge.
RH1816 can be evaluated in compatible biochemical formulations where a nonionic surfactant is required.
NP-40 for Protein Research
NP-40 is commonly used in protein-related laboratory research.
Potential applications include:
Protein extraction
Protein sample preparation
Protein analysis
Biochemical research
Laboratory reagent formulation
The appropriate NP-40 concentration should be selected according to the protein system and experimental protocol.
NP-40 for Protein Extraction
Surfactants can assist with extraction and solubilization of biological components during laboratory sample preparation.
RH1816 NP-40 can be evaluated in compatible protein extraction systems where a nonionic surfactant is required.
Experimental conditions should be optimized according to the sample type and downstream analytical method.
NP-40 for Sample Preparation
RH1816 can be incorporated into suitable biological sample preparation formulations.
Important factors include:
NP-40 concentration
Sample type
Buffer composition
pH
Protein concentration
Temperature
Downstream analysis
The complete formulation should be optimized for the intended application.
NP-40 for Biochemical Assays
NP-40 can be evaluated as a surfactant component in compatible biochemical assays.
Surfactants may influence surface interactions, protein behavior and overall reagent performance.
The working concentration should therefore be determined according to the specific assay system.
NP-40 for Laboratory Reagent Formulation
RH1816 can be used in preparation of suitable NP-40-containing laboratory reagents.
Potential formulations may contain proteins, enzymes, buffers and other biochemical components.
Compatibility with the complete formulation should be confirmed experimentally.
NP-40 in Life Science Research
NP-40 can be used in various compatible life science research workflows, including:
Protein science
Biochemical research
Biotechnology research
Biological sample preparation
Laboratory reagent development
Assay development
NP-40 vs Ionic Surfactants
NP-40 is a nonionic surfactant, while ionic surfactants carry charged functional groups.
The choice of surfactant depends on the intended application, protein compatibility, assay principle and other formulation components.
Different surfactants should not automatically be substituted for one another.
NP-40 vs CHAPS
NP-40 and CHAPS are different types of surfactants.
NP-40 is used as a nonionic surfactant, while CHAPS is a zwitterionic detergent.
Selection should be based on the protein system, sample preparation method and specific experimental requirements.
Reagent Grade >99% NP-40
RH1816 is specified in the supplied product table as:
Reagent Grade >99%
It can be used for suitable biochemical, protein and life science research applications requiring this specification.
How to Select NP-40 for Research
When using NP-40, researchers should consider:
Target application
Sample type
Protein system
Required surfactant concentration
Buffer composition
pH
Downstream analytical method
Other formulation components
The appropriate working conditions should be determined according to the specific experimental protocol.
Product Advantages
RH1816 provides NP-40 Nonylphenol Ethoxylate P-40, CAS 9036-19-5, Reagent Grade >99% for biochemical and life science research.
It can be evaluated for protein extraction, sample preparation, biochemical assays and laboratory reagent formulation.
The standard package is 250 g.
Storage and Handling
Keep the container tightly sealed.
Protect from contamination.
Use clean laboratory equipment during handling.
Prepare formulations according to experimental requirements.
Determine the appropriate working concentration experimentally.
Store according to applicable product documentation.
Packaging
Standard Package: 250 g
Bulk quantity requirements can be discussed upon request.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is RH1816?
RH1816 is NP-40 Nonylphenol Ethoxylate P-40, supplied as Reagent Grade >99%.
What is the CAS number of RH1816 NP-40?
The CAS number listed for RH1816 is 9036-19-5.
What grade is RH1816?
RH1816 is specified as Reagent Grade >99%.
What is NP-40 used for?
NP-40 can be used in suitable biochemical research, protein extraction, sample preparation and laboratory reagent formulations.
Is NP-40 a nonionic surfactant?
Yes. NP-40 is used as a nonionic surfactant in compatible biochemical and laboratory applications.
Can NP-40 be used for protein research?
Yes. It can be evaluated in suitable protein extraction, sample preparation and protein research workflows.
Can NP-40 be used in biochemical assays?
Yes. NP-40 can be evaluated as a surfactant component in compatible biochemical assay formulations.
What is the difference between NP-40 and CHAPS?
NP-40 is a nonionic surfactant, while CHAPS is a zwitterionic detergent. They should be selected according to the requirements of the specific application.
What concentration of NP-40 should be used?
The supplied product table does not specify a universal working concentration. The appropriate concentration should be determined according to the specific experimental protocol.
What packaging is available?
RH1816 NP-40 is supplied in a 250 g package.