| Chemical Name or Material | Sodium Chloride |
|---|---|
| Packaging Type | Bottle |
| Product Line | Ambion |
| Purity | Molecular Biology Grade |
| Quantity | 100 mL |
| Shipping Condition | Room Temperature |
| Concentration | 5 M |
| Form | Liquid |
| Unit Size | Each |
Answer:It is a 5 M aqueous sodium chloride stock.
Answer:The product contains 100 mL in one bottle.
Answer:Yes. It is certified RNase-free and can be diluted into RNA-compatible buffers with appropriate nuclease-free handling.
Invitrogen Ambion RNase-Free Sodium Chloride Solution provides a 5 M aqueous NaCl stock for controlled adjustment of ionic strength in nucleic acid experiments. It is supplied as 100 mL of molecular biology-grade solution in a single bottle. Sodium chloride is a common component of hybridization, wash, extraction and nucleic acid storage buffers; its final concentration influences electrostatic interactions and nucleic acid behavior. The concentrated liquid format reduces weighing steps and supports consistent preparation of repeated working solutions. Add the calculated volume to a compatible buffer, then adjust the final volume with nuclease-free water and mix until homogeneous. For RNA work, use dedicated pipette tips and clean containers to preserve the RNase-free status of the reagent during dispensing. A high-concentration NaCl stock should not be confused with a physiological saline solution or a finished RNA purification reagent. Inspect working solutions for any precipitate when combined with other concentrated components. Store the original bottle at room temperature.
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