Diphenylcarbazone-Bromophenol Blue

Diphenylcarbazone-Bromophenol Blue, Part Number IS10834, Buy now Ready to use solution for reliable and Reproducible results from Tristains indicators at Chemical World.

Diphenylcarbazone-Bromophenol Blue (DCP-BPB) is typically synthesized by reacting diphenylcarbazone with bromophenol blue. It usually presents as a reddish-brown powder or solid. Its chemical formula is C32H22Br4N4O6S. It is sparingly soluble in water but more soluble in organic solvents like ethanol. Diphenylcarbazone-Bromophenol Blue (DCP-BPB) is a chemical compound commonly used as an indicator in various analytical procedures, particularly in titrations. It undergoes a color change from yellow (in acidic conditions) to blue (in basic conditions) within a specific pH range, making it ideal for determining the endpoint of titrations.

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Application :

• Diphenylcarbazone-Bromophenol Blue serves as an indicator in acid-base titrations.
• It can also be used in complexometric titrations, particularly those involving metal ions.
• It finds applications in various analytical procedures where a pH indicator is required. Its distinct color change makes it useful for visualizing pH shifts.

Benefits :

• Offers a clear and distinct color transition from yellow to blue
• Compatible with a wide range of solvents
• Sensitive to changes in pH