Re: rhodamine
From: | Richard Pitman <Richard.Pitman@wri-tr.wmids.nhs.uk> |
I hope BDH don't object to me quoting from their data sheet:
BDH HAZARD DATA SHEETS PAGE - 1
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Product : Rhodamine B =20
=20
=20
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CAS Number : 81-88-9
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Product Codes : 13111-34142- - - - - - - =20
- - - - - - - - =20
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HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
Symbols : Xn Phrases : R20/22 =20
S24/25
TRANSPORT INFORMATION
Hazard Class : NR UN Number : Pkg Group :
COMPOSITION : Organic dye
REGULATORY INFORMATION : Not implemented
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Description : Green crystals or dark reddish violet powder
Melting Pt : 165 °CBoiling Pt : n/aSpecific Gravity : n/a
Solubility in Water : Soluble
Vapour Pressure : n/a
Vapour Density : n/a
FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD May evolve toxic fumes in fire
Flash Point : n/a
Explosive Limits : n/a
Auto-Ignition Temperature : n/a
FIREFIGHTING MEASURES Not applicable
HEALTH HAZARDS Harmful by ingestion and inhalation. Stains. May irritate eyes
and skin.
TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION
Toxicity Data : LD50 887 mg/kg oral, mouse
Carcinogenicity : Has been found to cause cancer in laboratory animals
Mutagenicity/Teratogenicity :
Evidence of mutagenic effects
>>> Tibor Ric <tibor@home.se> 09/16/00 06:27am >>>
Hi!
Does anybody knows if rhodamine dye is carcinogen? I've heard that it is. Is
it true?
If You do this staining, please could I get Your recipe?
And one more thing. Where could I find a good histological resource on the
Internet?
Thanks in advance!
Tibor Ric
Medical Laboratory Technologist (BMA)
Sweden, Karlstad
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