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Murexide, also known as Ammonium Purpurate, is a high-precision metallochromic indicator essential for advanced complexometric titrations. Specifically engineered for the determination of metal ions such as calcium, nickel, cobalt, and copper, it provides a definitive visual endpoint by forming distinct colored complexes, making it an indispensable tool for laboratories focusing on water hardness testing and analytical chemistry.
Our premium grade Murexide is optimized for stability in alkaline environments (pH ≥ 9), ensuring sharp and reliable color transitions from red-violet to blue-violet. Whether utilized in metallurgy for ion identification or in biochemical assays for detecting purine derivatives, this reagent delivers the consistency and purity required for rigorous scientific standards and industrial quality control.
Detailed Parameters
| Chemical Name | Murexide (Ammonium purpurate) | CAS No. | 3051-09-0 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Molecular Formula | C8H8N6O6 | Molecular Weight | 284.18 |
| EINECS No. | 221-266-6 | Appearance | Amaranthine crystalline powder with green metal luster |
| Sensitivity Test | Pass | Sulfated Ash | 1.0% max (as sulfate) |
| Main Application | Complexation Indicator | Optimal pH | Alkaline conditions (pH ≥ 9) |
Key Advantages
High Selectivity
Exceptional precision in detecting Ca, Ni, Co, and Cu ions with minimal interference.
Sharp Endpoints
Provides a clear, instantaneous color shift for rapid and accurate titration results.
Alkaline Stability
Engineered to perform optimally in pH ≥ 9 environments, ideal for EDTA titrations.
Visual Clarity
Strong color contrast between metal-bound red-violet and free blue-violet states.
Versatile Utility
Applicable across metallurgy, biochemistry, and environmental water analysis.
Certified Purity
Strict control of sulfated ash and sensitivity tests to ensure reagent-grade quality.
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Management Platforms
Inventory Control
Real-time tracking of chemical batches and purity levels to ensure supply stability.
Quality Assurance
Rigorous testing protocols for every batch of Murexide to maintain analytical precision.
Regulatory Compliance
Full adherence to international chemical safety and transportation standards.
Technical Support
Expert guidance on complexometric titration procedures and indicator optimization.
Global Logistics
Optimized cold-chain or stable-environment shipping for sensitive chemical products.
Batch Traceability
Complete COA documentation and lot numbering for industrial audit trails.
Investment Return Comparison
| Performance Metric | Standard Grade | Our Premium Grade | Impact on ROI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Endpoint Accuracy | Moderate | Ultra-High | Reduced Retesting Costs |
| Batch Consistency | Variable | Standardized | Lower Waste/Error Rate |
| Shelf Stability | Standard | Extended | Lower Inventory Turnover |
| Response Time | Slower Shift | Rapid Transition | Increased Lab Throughput |
| Sensitivity | Basic | Enhanced | Higher Analytical Precision |
Frequently Asked Questions
Murexide is primarily used as a metallochromic indicator for determining concentrations of calcium, nickel, cobalt, and copper ions through EDTA titration, especially in water hardness analysis and metallurgical assays.
Murexide functions most effectively in alkaline conditions (pH ≥ 9). At this level, it provides a sharp color transition from red-violet to blue-violet, which is essential for precise endpoint detection.
Yes, the Murexide test is a classic qualitative assay used to detect uric acid and purine derivatives, producing a characteristic red-purple color upon reaction with nitric acid and ammonia.
The indicator changes from red-violet (when bound to metal ions) to blue-violet (its free form) once the EDTA has fully complexed the metal ions in the solution.
Murexide is preferred for specific metals like nickel and cobalt where other indicators may lack the necessary selectivity or stability in highly alkaline environments.
It should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from strong oxidizing agents, in a tightly sealed container to prevent moisture absorption and maintain its crystalline luster.