RPI
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about RPI from 3G Electric.
What are RPI scintillation cocktails used for?
RPI scintillation cocktails, such as Xylene (Scintillation Grade) and Econo-Safe Counting Cocktail, are used for the detection and quantification of radioactive samples in liquid scintillation analyzers. They facilitate beta-particle detection in environmental, radiochemistry, and life-science applications. These cocktails are supplied in 4 L bottles and are formulated for laboratory radiation counting.
Are RPI protease inhibitors BSE/TSE free?
Several RPI protease inhibitors are BSE/TSE free, including NADPH (reduced tetrasodium salt), 5-Fluoroorotic acid (5-FOA), and Glycerol (USP grade). This attribute is important for biochemical and pharmaceutical research where animal-derived contaminants must be avoided. The BSE/TSE-free status is indicated on the product specifications for these items.
What forms and packaging are available for RPI protease inhibitors?
RPI protease inhibitors are available in both powder and liquid forms. Packaging options include plastic containers and glass bottles, with volumes ranging from 1 g to 4 L. For example, Lysozyme from chicken egg white is supplied as a 1 g powder in a glass container, while Glycerol is a 4 L liquid in a plastic container. Specific packaging depends on the product.
Can RPI products be shipped internationally?
Yes, 3G Electric distributes RPI products globally. The company provides logistics support for international shipments, ensuring that laboratories and facilities can receive RPI scintillation cocktails and protease inhibitors regardless of location. Shipping arrangements comply with applicable regulations for laboratory chemicals.
What is the CAS number for RPI Xylene Scintillation Grade?
The CAS number for RPI Xylene (Scintillation Grade) is 1330-20-7. This product is a liquid scintillation cocktail supplied in a 4 L bottle, with manufacturer part number 111056. It is intended for beta-particle detection in liquid scintillation analyzers.
What are typical applications for RPI Lysozyme?
RPI Lysozyme from chicken egg white is used in biochemical research for bacterial cell wall degradation, protein extraction, cell lysis, and enzymatic assays. It is supplied as a 1 g powder in a glass container. This product is a lab-grade protease inhibitor that aids in breaking down bacterial cell walls.
