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A23187 (Free Acid) Aatii Abamectin Standard Abasi General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 A 83-01 C25H19N5S...421.51 store below -20℃ CAS RN®［909910-43-6］ 49029-02 APExB（A3133-10） 10mg JPY36,600 A23187 (free acid) C29H37N3O6...523.61 store at 0℃-6℃ CAS RN®［52665-69-7］ mp 182℃-193℃▲ 32808-1A ACR（32808-0010） 1mg JPY7,100 A-769662 C20H12N2O3S...360.38 [DS] store below -20℃ CAS RN®［844499-71-4］ 49029-00 APExB（A3963-10） 10mg JPY24,100 49029-01 APExB（A3963-25） 25mg JPY36,600 AA → Acetylacetone AatII store below -20℃ 20,000units/mL 49890-03 NEB（R0117S） 500units JPY9,400 49890-04 NEB（R0117L） 2500units JPY38,100 Abamectin standard Danger [PS] store below -20℃ CAS RN®［71751-41-2］UN No.[2811] 49803-12 DES（CA10001000） for pesticide 100mg JPY16,000 residue analysis General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 Abamectin-8,9-Z B1a standard C48H72O14...873.07 store below -20℃ CAS RN®［113665-89-7］ 49312-33 A2S（A644P001） for pesticide 1mg JPY122,000 residue analysis AbaSI store below -20℃ 49898-83 NEB（R0665S） 1000units JPY21,000 Abate standard → Temephos standard Abietic acid Warning C20H30O2...302.45 CAS RN®［514-10-3］UN No.[3077] mp 174℃-175℃† 01000-32 >80.0%(GC) 25g JPY6,500 01000-52 >80.0%(GC) 5g JPY2,000 Abietic acid Warning C20H30O2...302.45 CAS RN®［514-10-3］UN No.[3077] 17313-1A ACR（17313-0250） 25g JPY7,800 17313-2A ACR（17313-1000） 100g JPY20,500 General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 Abs Elut LRC-Tox sorbent mass:50mg/Volume:10mL 95307-01 ATI（12113000） for sample 1pack(50pieces) JPY27,000 preparation Absinthin store below -20℃ 49871-41 PHY（84170） for natural 10mg JPY70,000 products research Absorbing solution for hydrogen arsenide Danger [FS][ISH] store at 0℃-6℃ UN No.[1282] 02060-23 for medicine 100mL JPY5,000 analysis Acacetin C16H12O5...284.26 store at 0℃-6℃ CAS RN®［480-44-4］ 49060-00 PHY（89482） for natural 20mg JPY51,000 products research Acacia → Gum arabic, powder AC adapter, accu-jetRpro 70266-04 BRA（26604） for liquid handling 1pack JPY9,200 General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 AC adapter, TransferpetteR electronic 70019-31 BRA（705352） for liquid handling 1pack JPY8,400 Acc65I store below -20℃ 10,000units/mL 49893-85 NEB（R0599S） 2000units JPY12,700 49893-86 NEB（R0599L） 10000units JPY51,500 AccI store below -20℃ 10,000units/mL 49891-18 NEB（R0161S） 1000units JPY12,500 49891-19 NEB（R0161L） 5000units JPY50,600 Acclaim guard kit(holder and coupler) V-2 49752-09 TFS（069707） for HPLC 1pack JPY30,000 Acclaim SST guard cartridge holder V-2 49752-08 TFS（069580） for HPLC 1pack JPY28,000 Acclaim Trinity P1 100-2.1(3μm) 49752-04 TFS（071389） for HPLC 1pack JPY127,000 General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 Acclaim Trinity P1 100-3.0(3μm) 49752-01 TFS（071387） for HPLC 1pack JPY127,000 Acclaim Trinity P1 150-2.1(3μm) 49752-03 TFS（075564） for HPLC 1pack JPY130,000 Acclaim Trinity P1 150-3.0(3μm) 49752-00 TFS（075563） for HPLC 1pack JPY130,000 Acclaim Trinity P1 50-2.1(3μm) 49752-05 TFS（075565） for HPLC 1pack JPY99,000 Acclaim Trinity P1 50-3.0(3μm) 49752-02 TFS（071388） for HPLC 1pack JPY99,000 Acclaim Trinity P1 10-2.1(3μm) guard cartridge 49752-07 TFS（071391） for HPLC 1pack JPY28,000 Acclaim Trinity P1 10-3.0(3μm) guard cartridge 49752-06 TFS（071390） for HPLC 1pack JPY28,000 General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 Accucat Focus 96-well, square plate, 2mL 95307-02 ATI（A3967660P） for sample 1pack(1piece) JPY67,000 preparation accu-jetRpro dark blue 70263-40 BRA（26340） for liquid handling 1pack JPY58,000 accu-jetRpro dark royal blue 70263-43 BRA（26343） for liquid handling 1pack JPY58,000 accu-jetRpro green 70263-42 BRA（26342） for liquid handling 1pack JPY58,000 accu-jetRpro magenta 70263-41 BRA（26341） for liquid handling 1pack JPY58,000 AccuSignR One-step AMP test Detection Sensitivity AMP:1000ng/mL. 49502-01 PBM（DOA-204-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-11 PBM（DOA-204-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 AccuSignR One-step BAR test Detection Sensitivity BAR:300ng/mL. 49502-05 PBM（DOA-206-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-15 PBM（DOA-206-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis AccuSignR One-step BZO test Detection Sensitivity BZO:300ng/mL. 49502-06 PBM（DOA-207-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-16 PBM（DOA-207-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis AccuSignR One-step COC test Detection Sensitivity COC:300ng/mL. 49502-04 PBM（DOA-200-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-14 PBM（DOA-200-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis AccuSign One-step DOA4-AMP test (THC/OPI/COC/AMP) Detection Sensitivity THC:50 OPI:300ng/mL, COC:300ng/mL, AMP:1000ng/mL. 49502-18 PBM（DOA-240-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY75,000 analysis 49502-19 PBM（DOA-240-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY28,000 analysis General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 AccuSignR One-step DOA4-MET test(THC/OPI/COC/MET) Detection Sensitivity THC:50 OPI:300ng/mL, COC:300ng/mL, MET:1000ng/mL. 49502-20 PBM（DOA-241-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY75,000 analysis 49502-21 PBM（DOA-241-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY28,000 analysis AccuSignR One-step MET test Detection Sensitivity MET:1000ng/mL. 49502-00 PBM（DOA-202-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-10 PBM（DOA-202-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis AccuSignR One-step MET test(500) Detection Sensitivity MET:500ng/mL. 49502-22 PBM（DOA-202E-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis AccuSignR One-step MTD test Detection Sensitivity MTD:300ng/mL. 49502-08 PBM（DOA-208-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-23 PBM（DOA-208-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 AccuSignR One-step OPI test Detection Sensitivity OPI:300ng/mL. 49502-03 PBM（DOA-203-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-13 PBM（DOA-203-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis AccuSignR One-step PCP test Detection Sensitivity PCP:25ng/mL. 49502-07 PBM（DOA-205-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-24 PBM（DOA-205-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis AccuSignR One-step TCA test Detection Sensitivity TCA:1000ng/mL. 49502-09 PBM（DOA-209-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-17 PBM（DOA-209-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis AccuSignR One-step THC test Detection Sensitivity THC:50ng/mL. 49502-02 PBM（DOA-201-35） for drugs & poison 35test JPY22,000 analysis 49502-12 PBM（DOA-201-10） for drugs & poison 10test JPY8,500 analysis General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 Acenaphthene Warning C12H10...154.20 [PRTR] CAS RN®［83-32-9］UN No.[3077] bp 279℃† mp 95℃† 01001-01 >98.0%(GC) Extra pure 500g JPY39,000 01001-31 >98.0%(GC) Extra pure 25g JPY4,500 Acenaphthene Warning C12H10...154.20 [PRTR] CAS RN®［83-32-9］UN No.[3077] bp 279℃ mp 90℃-95℃ d 1.06 Fp 135℃ 20134-1A ACR（20134-0050） 5g JPY2,900 20134-2A ACR（20134-1000） 100g JPY7,200 20134-3A ACR（20134-5000） 500g JPY28,100 Acenaphthene standard C12H10...154.20 [PRTR] CAS RN®［83-32-9］ bp 279℃† 49804-00 ACC（H-108N） for environmental 100mg JPY3,900 analysis Acenaphthene-d10 Warning C12D10...164.26 [PRTR] CAS RN®［15067-26-2］UN No.[3077] 01891-96 >99.0%(GC) for environmental 100mg JPY11,000 analysis General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 Acenaphthene-d10 standard Warning C12D10...164.26 [PRTR] store at 0℃-6℃ CAS RN®［15067-26-2］UN No.[3077] 49803-11 DES（C20505100） for environmental 100mg JPY8,500 analysis Acenaphthene-d10 standard stock solution Danger C12D10...164.26 [FS][ISH] [NP] store below -20℃ CAS RN®［15067-26-2］UN No.[1090] 1mg/mL in acetone 01070-96 for water quality 2mLx5 JPY9,000 analysis Acenaphthenequinone Warning C12H6O2...182.17 CAS RN®［82-86-0］ 01501-32 >97.0%(HLC) 25g JPY9,000 01501-52 >97.0%(HLC) 5g JPY4,000 Acenaphthenequinone Warning C12H6O2...182.17 CAS RN®［82-86-0］ mp 257℃-263℃ 10219-1A ACR（10219-0250） 25g JPY10,800 10219-2A ACR（10219-1000） 100g JPY34,200 General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct. 2021 Acenaphthylene Danger C12H8...152.19 CAS RN®［208-96-8］UN No.[3077] bp 280℃† mp 88℃-91℃† 01002-32 >80.0%(GC) 25g JPY16,500 Acenaphthylene standard C12H8...152.19 CAS RN®［208-96-8］ 49804-01 ACC（H-125N） for environmental 100mg JPY15,000 analysis Acenaphthylene-d8 C12D8...160.24 CAS RN®［93951-97-4］ 49120-00 CDN（D-128） 99 atom% D 100mg JPY34,100 Acephate standard Danger C4H10NO3SP...183.16 [PRTR] store below -20℃ CAS RN®［30560-19-1］UN No.[2783] 49801-00 DES（C10010000） for pesticide 250mg JPY19,000 residue analysis Acephate standard solution C4H10NO3SP...183.16 [DS][FS][ISH][PRTR] store at 0℃-6℃ CAS RN®［30560-19-1］ 10mg/L in acetonitrile 49862-78 DES（L10010000AL） for pesticide 10mL JPY9,000 residue analysis General Catalog of Kanto Reagents, Chemicals & Biologicals + Oct.
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