TRIS Hydrochloride CAS 1185-53-1

1. Acts as a common biological buffer for nucleic acid electrophoresis to maintain stable pH conditions during sample separation.
2. Serves TRIS hydrochloride CAS 1185-53-1 as a pH adjuster in cell culture media and protein purification processes to preserve biomolecule integrity and activity.
3. Functions as a component in diagnostic kits and biochemical assays for accurate and reproducible experimental results.

1. Store in sealed containers at 15-25℃ in a cool, dry area away from moisture, strong acids, and oxidizing agents.
2. Keep TRIS hydrochloride separated from incompatible chemicals to prevent degradation and ensure the buffer's performance stability over time.
3. Wear nitrile gloves, safety goggles, and a lab coat during handling to avoid skin contact and accidental dust inhalation.

1. Excellent water solubility allows for easy preparation of buffer solutions with precise pH values for various biological applications.
2. Low TRIS hydrochloride toxicity and minimal interference with enzyme activity make it suitable for sensitive biochemical and molecular biology experiments.
3. High chemical stability under ambient conditions ensures consistent buffering capacity and long shelf life of prepared solutions.

- GHS Classification: Irritant (GHS07, Xi), causes skin irritation (H315), causes serious eye irritation (H319), may cause respiratory irritation (H335).
- Inhalation TRIS hydrochloride of dust can irritate the nose and throat; prolonged skin contact may lead to redness, itching, and localized discomfort.
- Incompatible with strong oxidizers, concentrated acids, and bases, which may trigger neutralization reactions or reduce buffering efficiency.
- UN Number: Not listed as a hazardous substance for general transport; classified as a non-dangerous good under normal storage conditions.