Dyeing Reagents for TLC
Ready-to-use Spray Solutions Merck sells a number of ready-to-use spray solutions in 100 ml glass bottles which can directly be connected to the rechargeable electro-pneumatically operated TLC sprayer (Ord. No. 1.08540): Aniline phthalate Ord. No. 1.01269.0100 Bromocresol green Ord. No. 1.01994.0100
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