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In Reply to: That's real close to what I use, but I have a warning about the Triton X-100. posted by alaskahiatt on February 3, 2021 at 17:44:15:
I don't doubt you or your story about a leaky bottle of Triton X-100, but I do very much doubt that concentrated Triton X-100 could ever eat through its supplied plastic bottle. Triton X-100 is an important reagent in biology. In my lab, we used to have a plastic bottle of it, like the one shown. As you say, it lasted a long time, certainly more than a decade and maybe more than two decades, because one uses so little of it in any given procedure. And yet, we never had a problem with the substance itself eating its container. I am guessing that your bottle was defective, either due to mishandling or some sort of pinhole in the bottom seam.
As far as record cleaning goes, I do use Triton X100 in my RCM fluid, and I rinse with distilled water at the end of the procedure to get rid of residual detergent. One rinse does the trick. Guess where I got my bottle of Triton X100. It's the one off the shelf from my lab.
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Follow Ups
- Triton X-100 - Lew 02/4/2108:35:49 02/4/21 (5)
- Thanks Lew for the seam idea, but it definitely was not mishandled. - alaskahiatt 12:00:25 02/4/21 (2)
- I read it as mishandled sometime in production (or possibly distribution?)... - musetap 12:46:50 02/4/21 (1)
- Ah, okay. I wasn't upset by the comment anyway. Amazing how - alaskahiatt 13:06:35 02/4/21 (0)
- Several lifetiime's supply, at 1/2 a liter's worth - Ivan303 08:45:24 02/4/21 (1)
- Agree - Lew 08:53:29 02/4/21 (0)