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PV-Diluent

3 mL

Bacteriostatic water0.9% benzyl alcoholLaboratory diluent

PV-Diluent is a laboratory water diluent formulated with 0.9% benzyl alcohol, a bacteriostatic preservative. It is a liquid supply for laboratory research preparation. Compatibility and storage of any prepared solution depend on the material added.

Research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.

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Technical specifications

Compound information

Diluent profile

About PV-Diluent

Type
Bacteriostatic aqueous laboratory diluent
Composition
Water with benzyl alcohol
Preservative
Benzyl alcohol · 0.9%
CAS numbers
Water: 7732-18-5; benzyl alcohol: 100-51-6
Molecular weight
Mixture; water: 18.015 g/mol; benzyl alcohol: 108.14 g/mol

PV-Diluent is a mixture, so it has no single molecular formula, CAS number, or molecular weight. Ingredient values come from PubChem; the 0.9% concentration comes from Pepvoro's product listing. Batch sterility and endotoxin results were not reviewed.

Storage requirements

Stability information

Unopened vial
Follow the storage conditions on the PV-Diluent batch label.
After opening
Follow the batch label for handling and storage after opening. Discard the material if its container or appearance is compromised.
Batch expiry and prepared solutions
Use the expiry on the PV-Diluent batch label. A solution made with another material has its own compatibility and storage requirements; this diluent does not establish that solution's shelf life.

Batch-specific storage and handling instructions take precedence. No PV-Diluent-specific stability study is published here.