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A sample series of our results is shown in figure 15.19.
Figure 15.19 displays the absorbance changes at 25.0 °C of a solution that is 0.030 M in CO2 and 0.020 M in NaOH, in the presence of 10-⁴ M thymol blue indicator over 4 seconds.
"Chemistry" 2e - Blackman, A., Bottle, S., Schmid, S., Mocerino, M., Wille, U.
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acids & bases
robert boyle labeled acids and bases (alkaline) in the 17th century
in the late 1800s, swedish scientist svante arrhenius suggested more traits
acids:
are sour
corrosive
contain hydrogen
dissolve in wager
release hydrogen ions into solution
bases
are bitter
slippery
dissolve in water
release hydroxide ions into solution
pH scale ( power of hydrogen)
litmus paper is an indicator
blue litmus paper will turn red if acidic
red litmus paper will turn blue if basic
natural pH indicators include:
red cabbage extract
eggplant skin extract
gumamela extract
lab indicators include:
methyl orange
bromphenol blue
thymol blue
phenolpthalein
alizarin yellow
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Thiosulfate-Citrate-Bile-Salts-Sucrose (TCBS) Agar: Culture Medium for Vibrio’s
Thiosulfate Citrate Bile Salt (TCBS) Agar is a primarily selective and differential medium for Vibrio species. It is the most common medium used to isolate, cultivate, and differentiate Vibrio species. Many Vibrio species can grow on TCBS, but primarily it is used to isolate and differentiate V. cholerae and V. parahaemolyticus from various samples such as clinical, water, food, and other materials.
Composition of TCBS Agar
In TCBS Agar, peptone and yeast extract provide nitrogenous and carbonaceous compounds, amino acids, vitamins, and other essential growth nutrients. Thiosulfate and sodium citrate in the alkaline medium inhibit the growth of Enterobacteria, while Ox bile and sodium cholate slow the growth of Enterococci and inhibit the development of Gram-positive bacteria. Oxgall is a natural substance that is a mixture of bile salts, sodium cholate, and pure bile salt. Sucrose is a fermentable carbohydrate. Bromthymol blue and thymol blue are pH indicators. Agar is the solidifying agent. Sodium thiosulfate acts as the sulphur source. Thiosulphate and ferric citrate detect the production of hydrogen sulphide.
Principle of TCBS Agar
The fermentation of sucrose leads to acidification of the media by vibrio, turning the bromthymol blue indicator from blue to yellow even in the presence of an alkaline base. Sodium thiosulfate also serves as a sulphur source and, in combination with ferric citrate, allows the detection of hydrogen sulphide production. Sodium chloride provides optimum growth conditions for Vibrio species. Two dyes instead of one make the medium produce an array of yellow, green, or blue colonies so that differentiating among various Vibrio species is possible.
Cultural growth on TCBS Agar
Non-Vibrio bacteria that generate hydrogen sulphide produce black colonies. The black colonies are produced because hydrogen sulphide, produced from thiosulphate, combines with ferric ions from ferric citrate to produce ferric sulphide, which is black. The thiosulphate acts as a source of sulphur and creates a reduced oxygen tension. In this situation, Vibrio can grow due to its facultative anaerobic nature.
Preparation of TCBS Agar
Suspend 89.08 grams in 1000 ml of purified or distilled water.
Heat to boiling to dissolve the medium completely.
Do not autoclave, and cool to 45-50°C.
Mix well and pour into sterile Petri plates.
Uses of TCBS Agar
For the isolation, cultivation, and differentiation of V. cholerae and V. parahaemolyticus species from other pathogens.
Isolation and testing of samples possibly containing vibrio pathogens, e.g., medical specimens or food products.
Detection of Vibrio in non-sterile pharmaceutical products, food, water, dairy products, etc.
TCBS single injection is also used to control the outbreak of the Crown of Thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci) which is dangerous for coral reefs.
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Does Vegan Tattoo Ink Fade Faster
Getting a tattoo as a vegan can be a challenging process if you are a vegan who tends to get tattoos one of the first things you might worry about is the tattoo ink. Some people may believe that all inks are vegan and have plant origin.
Usual tattoo inks contain animal products such as bone char, glycerin which is from animal fat, gelatin coming from hooves, or even shellac from beetles. These are the possible animal products inside the ink and we haven’t even talked about cruelty-free aspects of this product so as a vegan it is important to live life cruelty-free as well as eating cruelty-free. So we care about what we put on our body as well as what we put in our body.
As we check the vegan ink products we can see that the animal products have been replaced by products such as vegetable glycerin, ethyl alcohol, and menthol in general, and for the color of the ink we have ingredients such as logwood, and sodium, turmeric and naphthol.
There are many points that can be pointed out to prove that vegan ink is much superior but here are a few:
It’s organic
It was not tested on animals so it’s cruelty-free
It is much kinder to the skin (especially for sensitive skin)
It doesn’t contain any Animal products or even byproducts.
Usually, the Producers of vegan tattoo ink have the breakdown of the ingredients in the catalog or their website but these ingredients usually consist of ethyl alcohol: this ingredient is used for its powerful antiseptic and disinfectant effect on bacteria.
Menthol: this ingredient is acquired from Mentha plants and it is usually used for its scent.
Thymol: this ingredient is derived from a hair called thyme and has antifungal and antibacterial properties.
Eucalyptus: these leaves are famous for the essential oil found in them which has antimicrobial, antibacterial, and antiseptic properties.
Distilled water: this water has gone through a distillation process in which all impurities and mineral deposits have been removed from the water.
Kosher vegetable glycerin: glycerin is used to provide lubrication and Kosher vegetable glycerin is a plant-based sugar alcohol and completely vegan.
Organic pigment: last but not least is the main difference between usual tattoo ink and vegan tattoo ink these natural pigments our sourced from Earth and not one of them has Animal products in it.
As we talk about vegan tattoo inks it’s important to talk about vegan tattoo color inks and the ingredients which give them this vibrant color.
The color black which is the main color used we have carbon and logwood. But there are many people who like to have their tattoos use more color and not just the traditional black for them we are going to explore which natural ingredients have been used in the colors below:
For the color white we have titanium dioxide. This ingredient has a mean girl existing and is found in a number of forms some of which are anatase and rutile.
The color blue in most cases comes from aluminum and sodium but there are some cases in which they use copper to gain the color blue
The color green is derived from a carbon-based pigment called monoazo.
Red contains naphthol which is a fluorescent organic compound. Yellow color comes from turmeric a flowering plant that has herbal uses and native to the Indian subcontinent and South Asia.
The color Purple usually comes from carbazole and dioxane.
In this part, we are going to talk about the kind of tattoo that is usually chosen by people who want to be much more expressive than others. This kind of tattoo usually offers a secret way to put it sci-fi turned reality and a vibrant spin on the usual more traditional tattoos. Glow-in-the-dark tattoos are made using fluorescent colors as they are usually called UV inks.
If you are a vegan looking for work to get such a tattoo there are some options available that are completely vegan and far from chemical and animal-related ingredients.
Since there are some inks containing phosphorus try to ask about the ingredients before the tattoo process. This kind of tattoo is going to last as long as the regular ones but any tattoo with vegan ink or not is going to fade through time try taking care of the tattoo correctly and after sometimes have it touched up.
Even though these products are natural there is still a chance of allergies so if you are asking whether or not you need to be tested before getting a tattoo which we can eat the answer you are looking for is usually no but if you think that you are allergic, we suggest that you consult an expert before getting the tattoo.
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A Spin Coating of Thymol Blue Indicator on F-SnO2 Glass to fabricate a Novel Sensor Electrode in Potentiometric Acid-Base Titration
Authored by: Nasser M Abu Ghalwa
Abstract
This study deals with the investigation for preparation of conductive glass / thymol blue TB sensor electrode by spin coating of the thymol blue (TB) indicator on conductive glass formed from F-SnO2, and it’s using as indicator electrode in potentiometric acid-base titration in aqueous solution at 298K. The change of the open circuit potential with pH (E-pH) curve is linear with slope of 0.052V/dec at 298K. The standard potential of the above electrode E0, was determined with respect to the SCE as reference electrode. The recovery percentage for potentiometric acid-base titration using G/TB as indicator electrode was calculated.
Keywords: Potentiometry; Thymol blue; Sensor; Conducting glass; Titration; Indicator electrode
Introduction
Chemical sensors are devices that convert the concentration of target compounds into an analytical signal. The term analytical implies the concept of measurability. Then a chemical sensor converts the information about the presence of target compounds into a measurable quantity [1]. Chemical sensors play a big role in checking the environment we live in, contributing information on industrial production processes, quality management of food stuffs and beverages, detection and analysis of some ions and many other applications [2]. Transparent conducting oxides possess a unique combination of optical transparency and metallic conductivity in a single material. Their properties are widely exploited in a host of energy, optical, and electrical applications [3-5]. SnO2 is a wide band-gap semiconductor with a band gap of 3.6eV and was the first transparent conducting oxides to receive significant commercialization. It exhibits good transparency and can be easily n-type doped. Degenerate carrier densities can be achieved by doping with fluorine [6,7]. Potentiometric titrations are the basic chemistry laboratory technique for the quantitative analysis of substances with unknown concentrations using standard solutions of known concentration. The substance with unknown concentration and the standard solution are termed analyte and titrant respectively [8]. This method widely used in different fields such as the food industry, scientific research, and chemical, clinical and pharmaceutical laboratories. Titrimetric procedures based on a detection of the endpoint, i.e., the point at which volumetric titration is completed, are successfully employed over a wide range of concentrations and are popular because of their simplicity, speed, accuracy and good reproducibility [9]. Recently, many studies developed some types of electrodes in potentiometric acid base titration [10-13]. Thymol blue (thymolsulphonephthalein) is used as a pH indicator. A solution of thymol blue exhibits three form (red color), Neutral form (yellow color) and basic form (blue color) show Figure 1 [14].hone radiation can lead to adverse effects [10-16]. Thus, the public concern is that increasing the frequency of the radiation will also increase the effects of the radiation [14-16].
The aim of this study for preparing a spin coating of thymol blue indicator TB on conducting glass formed from F-SnO2 to prepare a new modified electrode sensor (glass / indicator electrode), for used in potentiometric acid base titration.
Experimental
Chemicals
The chemicals used in potentiometric titrations and preparation the electrode was tetraethyl orthosilicate (TEOS), Thymol blue (TB), hydrochloric acid, ammonia, Acetic acid, phosphoric acid, sodium hydroxide, sulfuric acid, citric acid and disodium phosphate. The chemicals are of analytical pure grade (Merck) Where the F-SnO2 glass from (Sigma Aldrich).
Synthesis of Materials
Preparation of Hydrolyzed TEOS
A mixture of 2. ml of absolute ethanol, 0.86ml of 0.1M of HCl were added to 2.5ml of TEOS under stirring. The obtained solution was kept under stirring at room temperature until a homogeneous clear solution was obtained. The solution was aged at least for 24 hours before used in the coating process. The hydrolyzed TEOS solution was used as a host matrix for the indicators.
Preparation of Indicators
Indicators solution (1×10-2M) thymol blue indicator (TB) were prepared using absolute ethanol as solvent.
Stock solution of indicators
The sample solution was prepared by mixing 1ml of blank hydrolyzed TEOS solution and 1ml for each indicator.
Preparation of Silica-immobilized Thin Films
Substrate Cleaning
Glasses were activated by concentrated H2SO4 for 24 hours, then washed with distilled water and ethanol. The surface was finally rubbed with cleaning paper.
Preparation of glass/TB electrodes using Spin coating method
All thin films layers prepared in this work were made by spinning three drops of the solutions onto a clean glass slide. The coating process was performed using the spin coater machine at 900rpm spinning speed for 1 min. period time. To obtain multilayers of thin films a subsequent spin coating method was performed after gradually drying of the previous layer at room temperature for 24 hours, then dried at 80oC for another 48 hours. And repeat the spin coating two or three time. Where the conducting substrate is usually conducting glass, consisting of glass coated with a thin layer of F-doped SnO2.
Sensor design of potentiometric cell
The potential of the indicator electrode relative to that of the reference electrode was measured on a digital multimeter model YDM 302C (China). Potentials were measured to ±5mv. The potential of Thymol blue, sensor indicators electrodes was measured vs. a saturated calomel electrode (SCE). The error in the measurement of the potential due to liquid- junction potentials in these electrolytes is estimated to be about 0.001V.
The solution in a beaker is stirred by means of a magnetic stirrer. The electrodes (indicator and reference) were dipped slowly into aqueous solution (acid or reductant). After the steady state potential was attained, the titration of the acid was carried out by addition of 1ml of the base to the acidic solution, waiting until the steady potential is established and then measured. The potential variation depends on the type of the base, the progress of neutralization process and on the initial concentration of the acid to be titrated. The results were reproducible to satisfactory value of ±5 mV for potential measurements. The process of addition of the titrant was repeated until the equivalence point was reached.
The E-pH relation of Thymol blue electrode:
The E-pH relation of Thymol blue electrode
According to Figure 2 the change of the open circuit potential (E) of the G/ TB indicator electrode with pH . The E-pH plot of the G/TB indicator electrode fits straight line with slope of 53.11mV at 298K. This value is close to the magnitude of the term 2.303RT/F at the corresponding temperature (59.1mV at 298 K). This value is close to the magnitude of the term 2.303RT/F (where: R gas constant, T absolute temperature and F Faraday constant) at the corresponding temperature (59.1mV at 288K). From Figure 2 the E0 value of the sensor electrode, i.e., the potential at [H+] = 1, is computed as 279.1mV relative to the saturated calomel electrode and can determination by:
This equation is applicable for the reversible behavior of working electrode. From the developed Nernst equation, we indicate that working electrodes can be used as pH-indicator. At high or low pH, the electrode indicates pH less than true value as pH glass electrode, it may be due to damage in electrode or existence of alkali metal ions in solution too.
The response time of the sensor
In general, the response time was defined as the time of sensor’s output reach to 90% of the equilibration after the measurement was started, especially to electrochemical sensors [15-17]. Figures 3a-3e show the response time of the G/TB sensor at different concentration of phosphoric acid, acetic acid, Hydrochloric acid, ammonia and NaOH respectively. Response time, in the range of (100-450) seconds was achieved, which rendered the sensor highly practical.
Effect of temperature on the response characteristics:
The importance of temperature measurement when performing pH measurements has already been mentioned in reference to slope correction. Temperature also has an effect of both pH buffers and solutions, as the hydrogen ion activity will increase with increasing pH [18].
The Thymol blue sensor response was evaluated at different temperatures, Figure 4. At lower temperatures, like 288K, the slope of the sensor was about 33.54mV/decade and the sensor would be used for pH measurements in the range from (2-11). However, when the temperature of the test solutions was adjusted to 298K, the slope significantly increased to 53.11mV/decade. By raising the temperature to 313K and 323 K the slope increased to 54.11mV/ decade and 59.75mV/decade respectively. Figure 4 shows the square of the correlation coefficient (r2) for pH measurements using the solid-state sensor, at different temperatures, as compared to pH values obtained by a conventional pH electrode (Hanna Instruments HI 1131 pH combination electrode) was found to change as the temperature increases where as r2 values for measurements at 283K, 298K, 308K, and 318K were 0.9655, 0.9386, 0.9482, 0.9876, respectively. This indicates that better results could be obtained at 298K due to easy and settable to use without heating.
The relation between conventional glass PH electrode and G/ TB indicator electrode
All potential values were converted with respect to the standard hydrogen electrode (SHE). During experiments, pH was also monitored with a commercial glass electrode that was calibrated daily using commercial standard buffer solutions (2-9) [19]. Figure 5 represents the correlation between the conventional glass PH electrode and G/Thymol blue indicator electrode, it can be easily recognized that excellent correlation between the results obtained by the solid-state pH sensor and the conventional glass pH electrode could be achieved. The slope of this relation was 0.947 and the r2 was 0.947. This indicate that G/TB indicator electrode potential values are closed to the values of conventional glass pH electrode.
Potentiometric of weak acids against NaOH
Figures 6a & 6b represent the potentiometric titration of 0.1M NaOH with different concentrations of acetic acids and phosphoric acid. The variation of G/TB electrode potential at 298K with the different volumes of standard 0.1M NaOH followed typical potentiometric titration curves. These curves show slight decrease in potential (to more negative values) with the addition of the titrant. Where Figure 6c show the potentiometric titration between the volume of 0.1M standard HCl against ammonia. The variation of the TB electrode potential at 298K with the different volumes of standard HCl followed typical potentiometric titration curves. These curves show slight increase in potential (to more positive values) with the addition of the titrant.
Location of endpoints
Figure 7a represent ΔE/ΔV against V plot for the potentiometric titrations of CH3COOH and H3PO4 with 0.1 M standard NaOH. From the plots the values of end points were determined. The obtained results and calculated values of (R%) are listed in Tables 1 & 2 for acetic acid and phosphoric acid respectively. The values of pKa for different concentration of acetic acid and phosphoric acid were calculated using the method of half neutralization as shown in Table 3. There are two jumps in the titration of phosphoric acid with NaOH using G/TB sensor. i.e two end points appear by using this electrode. The obtained values of pKa for the investigated bases are close to the previously reported values. Where Figure 7b represent ΔE/ΔV against V for the potentiometric titrations of ammonia and 0.1M standard HCl respectively. From the plots the values of end points are determined.
Finally, the values of pKb for different concentration of ammonia can be determined using the method of half neutralization. They are listed in Table 3 for the tested bases. The obtained values of pKb for the investigated bases are close to the previously reported values.
Conclusion
This study investigated the preparation of the modified electrodes of type glass/ thymol blue G/TB and their use as sensor indicator electrodes in the potentiometric acid-base titrations in aqueous solution at 298K. E-pH curve is linear with slope of 0.053.1V/decade for the G/BTB electrode at 298K. This value is close to the theoretical value 2.303RT/F (0.059V at 298K) and the recovery percentage for potentiometric acid-base titration using G/TB as indicator electrode was calculated.
i. On other hand the standard potential of the tested electrode, E0, is computed as 279mV with respect to SCE as reference electrode. Acetic acid, phosphoric acid, hydrochloric acid and ammonia were successfully potentiometric titration with NaOH as titrant in aqueous medium at 298K. Finally, this study is applied in different temperatures like 283K, 298K, 308K, and 318K were the correlation coefficient (r2) 0.9655, 0.9383, 0.9482, 0.9876, respectively.
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A Brief Introduction To MSDS Sheets And Why They Are Important To The Safety Of The Workplace
In the world of safety data sheets, MDS stands for Material Safety Data Sheets. MSDS sheets are a document that contains information on the safety, health, and environmental properties of hazardous materials used in the workplace. In this document, employers and employees will find essential information that will allow them to work safely with hazardous materials in a safe and secure manner. Essentially, it ensures that workers are protected from the hazards of hazardous materials in any environment where hazardous material may be present. The following are some points to consider concerning how this document impacts the workplace.
MSDS sheets contain information regarding the product. Here is what you need to know about them?
There are many MSDS sheets that contain detailed information regarding the physical and chemical properties of a particular material, such as how toxic it is, and how flammable it is, as well as any special handling requirements or precautions that must be taken in order to use the material safely. A lot of information is provided to you regarding the type of protective equipment one should wear when working with this material, disposal instructions on how to dispose of the material after use, and emergency measures to be taken in the event of a spill or any other incident related to the material.
Using MSDS sheets in the workplace - how do I do it?
Whenever you use a hazardous material in your workplace, it is important to always read the MSDS sheet first. In order to protect yourself and your co-workers from harm, you should become aware of what hazards the material may carry in order to take adequate precautions to safeguard your own safety and that of your colleagues. The company should ensure that all employees are aware of any potential health risks associated with the use of certain materials in order for them to take appropriate safety precautions when working with those materials. Last but not least, it is vital that you keep an up-to-date copy of each MSDS sheet available on-site just in case an emergency occurs involving any of the materials that are described on it.
The thymol blue safety data sheet play a very important role in keeping workplaces as safe as possible by supplying detailed information about the properties of certain hazardous materials used in the workplace. The employer should carefully read these documents before allowing their employees to handle any materials, so they are aware of all possible risks and have taken appropriate steps to protect themselves. Additionally, employers can quickly respond to any emergency that may arise in the event of a spill involving those materials by maintaining accurate records of all MSDS sheets that are applicable on site. In summary, it would be a great idea to take advantage of these resources in order to create a safe work environment where everyone feels comfortable and secure as they go about their daily routines.
In what role does a safety data sheet play?
Chemical Safety Data Sheets An Important Resource for Workers' Safety in the Workplace
As the name suggests, Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are documents that provide information about chemicals, such as the name, composition, hazards, and potential health effects of a chemical. It is also possible to get a copy of a SDS by contacting the manufacturer directly or by searching online on Toxnet, a database maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
You should always have an SDS available if you're using any hazardous materials in your workplace. In this way, workers will be able to better understand what they need to do in order to remain safe as they work with these chemicals.
A brief description of the key elements of a successful project?
Identification of the product and the company
Indications of the presence of hazardous ingredients/identification information
Identifying hazardous substances
Precautions to be taken in the event of an emergency
In the event of a fire, information about the fire fighting measures should be provided (if applicable)
Accidental release measures (if appropriate)
Procedures for handling and storing the product (if appropriate)
There is also one paragraph here that is specifically about special protection (if appropriate) I will discuss it in another section below.
Company Identification and Product Identification.
The identification of the product and the company
There is a new product called
Name of the company
The following are the address and telephone number of the company
As of the date of preparation
Please find the version number below
Name and Address of Manufacturer, Importer, or Other Responsible Party (if applicable)
Information on hazardous ingredients/identification of the product.
It is important to note that the hazardous ingredients and identity information are the second section of an MSDS. You will find a list of all the materials that are used in the manufacture of your product, their names, and how to identify them in this section.
As an example: Methanol (CH3OH) is a colorless liquid that has a characteristic odor; it burns easily and can potentially cause blindness if splashed into the eyes or absorbed by the skin.
There are a lot of things that need to be taken into consideration when handling any kind of material at a workplace, including the following. There are various ways in which this information can be used to keep workers safe from exposure to harmful chemicals as well as how to respond in the event of an accident involving those chemicals.
I have three. The identification of hazards.
HazID is one of the most important things to note when dealing with chemical products. As you will see on every MSDS, this is a key element which helps you identify whether or not a chemical poses a threat. In addition to HazIDs, HazMat Safety Data Sheets are used to classify chemicals based on their use, intensity, and stability.
For example: A hazardous chemical will have an asterisk () next to its name on the MSDS sheet, while non-hazardous chemicals will not be identified with an asterisk ().
There are four. Steps to follow when dealing with first aid.
For at least 15 minutes after getting this chemical in your eyes, flush them with water. If irritation persists, seek medical attention.
It is recommended for you to wash off any chemical that gets on your skin with soap and water if at all possible. If irritation develops, get medical attention.
If you breathe in this chemical, move to fresh air as soon as possible. Please see a doctor as soon as possible if you have difficulty breathing or wheezing.
You should drink plenty of water if at all possible after swallowing this chemical and then induce vomiting by sticking your finger down your throat until everything comes back up (as long as it is safe to do so). It is extremely important to call 911 immediately if symptoms persist after vomiting ceases; they may indicate that serious damage has occurred inside the body and requires immediate medical attention.
The number five. There are a number of measures you can take to fight fires.
If a fire occurs, you should
Evacuate the building immediately and call 911 or your local fire department
Put out the fire using a dry chemical extinguisher or a carbon dioxide extinguisher
Whenever there is an electrical fire, do not use water (If this is not possible, use non-conductive tools to rip the live wires from their sockets if you cannot use water)
Before you begin to clean up hot surfaces, let them cool off for a few minutes first
The sixth. Accidental Release Measures.
Preventing accidental releases by implementing the following measures
There are a number of things that need to be done in the event of an oil spill
It is necessary to evacuate the area and to alert the appropriate emergency services.
The best way to ensure proper ventilation of a work area is to open doors or windows so that air can circulate throughout; do not use fans to disperse vapors because this could lead to vapors spreading through the room at the same time into another room where workers are working.
Cleaning up spilled materials requires the use of appropriate protective equipment (PPE) such as chemical resistant gloves and goggles, which keep you safe while using the equipment. You should not remove personal protective equipment (PPE) until your hands are thoroughly washed with soap and water after you have completed the clean up effort or when you are leaving an area that has been contaminated.
It's Saturday now. Procedures for handling and storing this material.
The first thing you should do in case of spill or leak is to contact your supervisor immediately as well as clean the area up lightly with a damp cloth.
Please flush your skin and eyes with copious amounts of water for at least 15 minutes after you have come into contact with the chemical. Irritation that persists should be treated with medical care immediately.
8 Special Protection Information
In this section, you should mention any special safety precautions that apply to the materials you plan to use. PPE consists of a variety of items, such as.
Gloves that can be disposed of after use
Wearing eye protection is very important
Putting on a face mask (e.g. In portrait. , face shield or respirator).
The protection of the respiratory system (e.g. An application. It is recommended that you wear a dust mask if necessary.
A Description Of Nine Physical And Chemical Properties Of Hazardous Components And Mixtures
An MSDS describes the physical and chemical properties of a substance as well as the characteristics of the substance itself.
Physical Properties: These are characteristics you can observe with your senses, such as color, odor, taste, and appearance of something. Furthermore, they can also be used to obtain measurements like density and melting point, which can be obtained with specialized instruments.
Chemical Properties: These are characteristics that aren't easy to notice by looking at something but can be detected with tests or analysis techniques. As examples, flammability (which affects how likely it is to be burned), reactivity (which affects how likely it is to react chemically with other substances) and toxicity (which affects how toxic it is) can be taken into consideration.
A list of ten stability and reactivity data
Stable chemicals are those that do not change spontaneously. Keeping them in normal conditions is no problem, since they do not react with water or air in any way. Chemicals that are not stable may decompose over time or under certain conditions. As a result, unstable compounds (or substances) must be stored in a specialized container and handled carefully in order to prevent accidents.
Usually, reactivity data refers to how a substance will act when it comes into contact with other substances, such as acids and bases. There are some materials, for example, that can cause explosions when they come into contact with other substances (like oxygen), while there are others that may dissolve completely into the surrounding environment, without harming anyone nearby or. If you find out that your workplace has volatile chemicals on hand that could become explosive under certain conditions (for example because of a nearby source of ignition like an overheated light bulb), then you should report this information immediately so that steps can be taken to prevent accidents from happening at work sites across the country.
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An overview of the toxicology of the compound
Here is a list of the toxicological information that you will find on your MSDS in the following sections
Symptoms of acute toxicity include severe or life-threatening symptoms when a person is exposed to a substance. An individual could suffer from some kind of reaction if the chemical is ingested, inhaled or touched on the skin.
It is damage sustained from repeated or long-term exposure at lower doses than acute toxicity. There are some symptoms that can be reversed once the exposure ends, while others may become permanent, such as birth defects in animals exposed during pregnancy or cancer in animals exposed throughout their lives as a result of a lifetime of exposure to this substance.
It is still unknown how this chemical affects certain organs, among which the liver and kidneys, as well as certain systems, such as the respiratory system. A summary of the various symptoms (headache), but also any abnormal conditions that it may cause is included within its description of its specific target organ. Also, it informs the reader what tests were conducted in order to establish these effects and if there is evidence proving these effects can be reversed once the exposure has been stopped. There are several general effects associated with prolonged contact with the chemical over a prolonged period of time, whether through ingestion, inhalation, or direct contact with the skin; these include. In general. , dermatitis caused by prolonged use without gloves when handling an ingredient found on food labels like 'preservative'.
A MSDS sheet helps employees stay safe at work and protects your business from legal liability if accidents occur in the workplace. A copy of the creightons pure touch hand gel safety data sheet for all of the products sold by the employer is required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
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Understanding pH Scale in O-Level Chemistry
A pH scale is very helpful in our daily life. Everything has its pH level, from drinking water to your favorite lemonade or baking soda. That's why pH scale and acid and bases are important chemistry topics for O-level and IP students. But don't worry, just as challenging as it may sound at first; it is super easy to understand with the help of a reliable O-level chemistry tuition. An expert sec chemistry tutor will help you get the fundamentals right in small bits and easy examples.
What is the pH scale in chemistry?
pH stands for "potential of hydrogen" and is the logarithm of the concentration of the H+ ion in a solution. A solution's pH value is primarily measured to determine whether it is of an acidic, neutral, or alkaline nature.
Soren Peter, a biochemist, coined the word pH for the first time in 1909. A universal indicator is used to measure the pH of a solution that changes colour depending on the number of hydrogen ions in it. Depending on the pH value, the strength of the acid and base is also determined.
Acid: Substances with a pH under 7.0 (on a 14-point scale). They are commonly referred to as "proton donors" because their hydrogen atoms tend to give up their lone protons.
Alkali: Substances with a pH over 7.0 that can donate a pair of electrons or accept a proton from another molecule. They are also known as bases.
Neutral: Substances with a pH of 7. It means that the hydroxide and hydrogen ions are at the same concentration.
What is a universal indicator?
A pH indicator with a set range of 4-14 is known as a universal pH indicator. It is used to check the pH of different liquids and materials instantly. A universal indicator is chemically a blend of dyes (Thymol blue, Methyl red, Bromothymol blue, and Phenolphthalein).The universal pH indicator solution or paper gradually changes colour throughout a pH range of 4 to 14. The colour chart for references is used to match and determine the pH of the substance.
Significance of pH scale in everyday life
In the human body, most physiological responses occur at pH 7 - 7. 8, i.e., neutral or slightly basic.
The hydrochloric acid in our stomach has a pH of 1 to 3, which is strong enough to dissolve and digest food.
The majority of plants thrive when the soil pH is near 7. If the soil if it is too acidic (low pH), we use quicklime (Calcium Oxide) or slaked lime (calcium oxide) to neutralize it.
If the soil is too alkaline, we can lower it by incorporating manure or compost (decaying organic matter) since it is acidic.
Examples
Here are pH scales for various items we see in our daily life.
Water – 7 (Neutral)
Apples – 3 (Acidic)
Bananas – 4 (Acidic)
Milk – 6 (Acidic)
Butter – 6 (Acidic)
Baking soda – 9 (Basic)
Vinegar – 2 (Acidic)
Eggs – 8 (Basic)
Black Coffee – 5 (Acidic)
Chocolate – 5 (Acidic)
Honey – 4 – 6 (Acidic)
Mango – 6 (Acidic)
Rice – 6 (Acidic)
Tomato Juice – 4 (Acidic)
Sugar – 7 (Neutral)
Potatoes – 5 – 6 (Acidic)
Carrot – 6 (Acidic)
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Thymol Blue (Highly Pure)
Thymol Blue (Highly Pure) Catalog number: B2012567 Lot number: Batch Dependent Expiration Date: Batch dependent Amount: 1 g Molecular Weight or Concentration: 466.59 g/mol Supplied as: Lyophilized Powder Applications: molecular tool for various biochemical applications Storage: RT Keywords: Thymolsulfonphthalein Grade: Biotechnology grade. All products are highly pure. All solutions are made with…
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Thymol Blue Market 2021, Scope and Price Analysis of Top Manufacturers: Kemiworks, Sigma, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Alfa Aesar
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Phenolphthalein, for example, changes a solution from colourless to pink as the pH of the solution changes over a range of 8.2 to 10.0 (see table 11.9).
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for my own purposes: a series of chemistry notes on adapting the ingredients for the post-Industrial Revolution process of clearing and staining for a medieval universe:
DISTILLED WATER: i don’t know why i thought this was a later process but we’ve been distilling water for forever, lmao
95% ETHYL ALCOHOL: high-proof alcohols are very canon
“CLEARING” AGENT: these days we use trypsin, and while maybe magic could make isolating a digestive enzyme from the pancreas and processing it into a shelf-stable powder in the middle ages plausible MY suspension of disbelief would sure be broken. prior to widespread use of trypsin you could use caustic potash (KOH) or lye (NaOH) for tissue maceration instead. using lye probably has adverse effects on the success rates (there’s a reason we use trypsin and even so, you still get a lot of disintegrated specimens—lye is probably worse but again the actual numbers for how many specimens just straight-up melt do not exist, so who fucking knows) but it would be very possible. KOH is used in conjunction with trypsin today and has been used on its own in the past; it’s slightly on the modern side compared to lye but it’s actually really easy to make—slaked lime (dates at least to 1600s) + regular potash (K2O3, produced in Temeria in Season of Storms) precipitates CaCO3 & produces KOH in solution, you just have to filter out the carbonate.
BONE STAIN (ALIZARIN RED S): alizarin is one of two red dyes in madder (the other is purpurin). we’ve had madder forever and we’ve been aware of its bone-staining properties since at least the 1500s. technically we only separated alizarin out of madder in the 1800s but regular madder will still stain calcium and i don’t think having purpurin mixed in would affect a specimen since purpurin doesn’t seem to have any particular affinity for tissues, so i can either handwave that they figured out how to isolate alizarin a few hundred years early or say they used madder whole.
CARTILAGE STAIN (ALCIAN BLUE): super difficult and toxic to produce actually. i didn’t know this but it certainly explains why many early (late 1800s/early 1900s) and amateur c+s specimens are only stained with alizarin! methylene blue & toluidine blue can also stain cartilage but they aren’t any easier to produce with pre-industrial techniques. there’s a red and a yellow dye that will bind with cartilage but not only are they similarly difficult to produce, to contrast the bone stain red and yellow are useless. (side note: for some terrestrial species you have to remove the fat properly or alcian blue won’t penetrate & for that the recommended substance is acetone. i do not know how acetone is produced but if i’m not using alcian i don’t have to explain acetone.) verdict: you really could not do cartilage staining pre-industrial revolution, unless you want to make up something involving magic. NERVE STAIN (SUDAN BLACK B): i understand none of the industrial dye words used around this substance. this is probably a no go (i don’t even know if you CAN do nerve stains for full-body (i.e. not histological) specimens other than fish when it seems a lot of terrestrial specimen prep involves manually removing a lot of the flesh?) but i think nerve staining is cool as hell and deserves more attention in all the romanticization of the alizarin/alcian specimens, so, i’m going to keep looking FINAL STORAGE MEDIUM: c+s specimens are basically always stored in glycerol because it matches the refractive index of cleared tissue and makes the flesh appear totally invisible, although you will get some heated arguments about what percent of the solution should be glycerin and what percent regular alcohol. glycerin wasn’t actually discovered until 1779, but it’s a byproduct of soapmaking so technically it would have been pretty accessible. it could perhaps have been isolated earlier if someone was looking; what i’m unsure of is the quality/purity of the glycerin that could be achieved—you really need it to be clear as glass. you CAN just store C+S specimens in EtOH—it doesn’t have as good a refractive index but it will technically work fine, specimens would just be less transparent. on the other hand, the trials and tribulations of working with glycerin are emotionally important to me. further research needed
ANTIBACTERIAL SUBSTANCE (THYMOL): this is derived from plants—specifically, thyme, hence, thymol. it was first isolated in 1719 but i have yet to figure out how that was done historically—today we do some intensive industrial processing to produce it at scale, which isn’t feasible. however, they could just use the plant—poultices of other thymol-containing plants have antiseptic properties even if they’re not pure, & at this stage in the process (i.e. the very end) i think the worst effect of using the plant directly would perhaps be some staining of the storage medium. it would definitely not be ideal in a modern scientific context where we want to control all our chemical variables but i think it would work. however, if i’m not using glycerin it probably isn’t really necessary because its purpose is to prevent stuff from growing in the glycerin and most things do not grow in 95% EtOH.
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what is the main reason behind titration and why solution turn pink in acid base titration when o.1 % thymol blue.?
what is the main reason behind titration and why solution turn pink in acid base titration when o.1 % thymol blue.?
what is the main reason behind titration and why solution turn pink in acid base titration when o.1 % thymol blue.?
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