Sudan I丨CAS 842-07-9

Sudan I丨CAS 842-07-9
Product Introduction:
Catalog No.: SS092799
CAS No.: 842-07-9
Tinctorial Strength: 100±3%
Product Name: Sudan I
Molecular Formula: C16H12N2O
Molecular Weight: 248.28
Synonym(s): Solvent Yellow 14
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Description

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Specifications

 

Appearance Yellow powder
Shade Approximate ~ slightly similar
Melting Point 130 °C min
Tinctorial Strength 100±3%
Fineness 80 mesh: 5% max
Moisture 1% max
Electrical Conductivity 250 μS max
Color Differential Value 1 max

 

 

 

Applications

 

Sudan I is an azo dye primarily used as a colorant in a range of industrial products. It is commonly applied in waxes, oils, plastics, polishes, solvents, floor finishes, and certain laboratory reagents where strong orange-red coloration is required. In research environments, it is used as a staining agent for detecting lipids because of its strong affinity for nonpolar substances. Sudan I also appears in coloration studies, dye-compatibility testing, and analytical method development, especially in chromatographic identification techniques. Although it has been historically misused in food products, its use in food is prohibited, and its legitimate applications remain restricted to industrial and scientific settings.

 

Benefits

 

Sudan I offers good solubility in nonpolar matrices, high color strength, and stable performance in hydrophobic environments, making it dependable for coloring oils, waxes, and polymers. Its vivid hue provides strong visual contrast, which is helpful for staining applications and analytical work. The dye exhibits good lightfastness and thermal stability under industrial processing conditions, contributing to consistent coloration results. In laboratory use, its strong lipid affinity supports reliable visualization of fat-containing structures across various research procedures.

 

Conclusion

 

Sudan I serves mainly as an industrial and research dye valued for its intense coloration, stability, and compatibility with nonpolar materials. While tightly regulated to prevent inappropriate use, it remains useful in controlled applications that require robust orange-red pigmentation and dependable staining performance. If you'd like, I can also prepare tables, comparisons, or similar summaries for related dyes.

 

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