Sodium Hypochlorite is an oxidant that is used in combination with catalytic TEMPO for alcohol oxidation. Studies show that a sodium hypochlorite generator can have good germicidal efficacy on vegetative bacteria and fungi.||Synonyms:|Hypochlorous Acid Sodium Salt; AD Gel; ActiPlus N 2818; AgClor 310; Antiformin; Aron Clean; Aron Clean LB 10; B-K Liquid; Baso Agri+; Belizna; |Belkina; Carrel-Dakin Solution; Chloros; Cloralex; Cloralex NL; Clorox; Comfor; Dakin’s Solution; DanKlorix; Deosan; Dispatch; Dispatch (Salt); Fox-Chlor; Hishikurin S; Histolith; Hyclorite; Hypex; Hypure; Hypure N; Javel Water; Javelle Water; Javex; Javex 5; Jomax Mold & Mildew; Stain Remover; Klorocin; Linely; Milton; Milton Sterilising Fluid; Modified Dakin’s Solution; Nades; Neo-cleaner; Neoseptal CL; Parazone; Parozone; Purelex; Purelox; Purin B; Raverrack D; Sanrack P; Sodium Chloride Oxide (NaClO); Sodium Hypochloride; Sodium Hypochlorite (NaClO); Sodium Hypochlorite||CAS No:|7681-52-9|Free acid: 7790-92-3||Molecular Formula:|ClNaO||Molecular Weight:|74.44||Appearance:|Colorless to light yellow clear solution||Solubility:|Water||Chloride Content (Ion Chromatography):|~10%||Sodium Content (Ion Chromatography):|~8%||Storage and Stability:|Store at RT. Stable for 6 months after receipt. For maximum recovery of product, centrifuge the original vial prior to removing the cap.||Important Note: |This product as supplied is intended for research use only, not for use in human, therapeutic or diagnostic applications without the expressed written authorization of United States Biological. ||Toxicity and Hazards: |All products should be handled by qualified personnel only, trained in laboratory procedures.