In organic chemistry, reagents are distinct substances formed by
chemical union of two or more inorganic or small organic ingredients in
definite proportion by weight. Examples of common organic reagents include
Grignard reagent, Collins reagent, and Fenton's reagent.
In the laboratory, all solvents must be HPLC grade. Furthermore,
all solvents should be tested for peroxide contamination before use, otherwise they
may change chemically when reacted with an oxidizing agent. It's better to
examine each new batch of solvents for contamination by drying down a few
milliliters of the solvent and converting it into a derivative (called
derivatization), if possible.
What kind reagent of Catalpol HPLC grade?What’s the application of
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