Hydrochloric acid: Difference between revisions
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* [[Griffin:Antigen_Retrieval_Technique#50_mM_glycine-HCl_buffer.2C_pH_3.5.2C_with_0.01.25_.28w.2Fv.29_EDTA|Gly-HCl antigen retrieval buffer]] | * [[Griffin:Antigen_Retrieval_Technique#50_mM_glycine-HCl_buffer.2C_pH_3.5.2C_with_0.01.25_.28w.2Fv.29_EDTA|Gly-HCl antigen retrieval buffer]] | ||
* [[Knight:pH meter/Measurement|pH meter calibration w HCl & NaOH]] | * [[Knight:pH meter/Measurement|pH meter calibration w HCl & NaOH]] | ||
[[Category:Material]] [[Category:Acids and bases]] | |||
Revision as of 04:23, 23 June 2011
Hydrochloric acid (HCl) is a common acid both in the body and in the lab. It is, for example, a major component of gastric acid (pH 1-2, 0.5% HCl). In experiments, it is used among other things to set the pH in buffers (e.g. Tris) and to reveal antigens (e.g. BrdU).
