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Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride (CPVC) is a thermoplastic produced by the chlorination of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resin. It is more flexible and can withstand higher temperatures than PVC, making it suitable for hot water distribution. The molecular structure of CPVC is similar to PVC, but with a higher chlorine content, which increases its temperature resistance and reduces its flammability. The additional chlorine atoms are integrated into the polymer chain, which enhances the material's chemical resistance, making it ideal for industrial applications where exposure to aggressive chemicals is common. CPVC is widely used in residential and commercial plumbing, fire sprinkler systems, and industrial piping due to its durability, easy installation, and low cost compared to other materials.
RNA loading dye is essential for preparing RNA samples for electrophoresis. It contains dyes such as bromophenol blue and xylene cyanol, which help in tracking the progress of the RNA molecules through the gel during the electrophoresis process. These dyes move at predictable rates, allowing researchers to estimate the molecular weight of their RNA samples relative to these markers. Additionally, the loading dye improves the visibility of the samples, making it easier to load them into the wells of the gel. It may also contain glycerol or sucrose to increase the density of the sample, ensuring it sinks properly into the wells.
Among the most expensive pigments in the world, Lapis Lazuli stands out, historically prized for its intense blue color. Originating from Afghanistan's mines, it was so valuable that it was reserved for the finest artworks of the Renaissance. Another incredibly costly pigment is Tyrian Purple, derived from the murex sea snail, requiring tens of thousands of snails for just one gram of dye. Modern times have introduced us to Vantablack, composed of carbon nanotubes and absorbing 99.965% of visible light, making it not only rare but also extremely expensive due to its unique properties and production difficulties.
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