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D (+)-Glucose Anhydrous Pure 1kg

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D(+)-Glucose Anhydrous Pure – 1kg (Laboratory Reagent Grade)

This high‑purity D(+)-Glucose Anhydrous (also known as Dextrose) is supplied in a convenient 1kg pack and manufactured to LR (Laboratory Reagent) Grade. With CAS Number 50‑99‑7, this refined glucose powder is ideal for educational, analytical, and general laboratory use.

As a high‑quality carbohydrate reagent, D(+)-Glucose Anhydrous offers excellent solubility, consistency, and reliability for practical science activities. It is non‑hazardous and carries no UN number, making it safe and straightforward to store and use in school laboratories.


Key Features

  • High‑quality D(+)-Glucose Anhydrous (Dextrose)
  • LR Grade for dependable laboratory use
  • Excellent solubility for solution preparation
  • Supplied in a 1kg pack for repeated classroom experiments
  • CAS No.: 50‑99‑7
  • UN Number: NR (non‑regulated, non‑hazardous)

Ideal for School Science Lessons

D(+)-Glucose Anhydrous is widely used across KS3, GCSE, and A‑Level science curricula. Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of experiments and demonstrations in biology, chemistry, and general laboratory skills.

  • Perfect for respiration and fermentation experiments in biology
  • Ideal for studying enzyme activity (e.g., catalase or yeast investigations)
  • Useful for preparing standard glucose solutions in chemistry lessons
  • Supports quantitative analysis such as colorimetry and Benedict’s test

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