Chemical structure of paraffin wax (A), m-xylene (B) and n-heptane (C)

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Download scientific diagram | Chemical structure of paraffin wax (A), m-xylene (B) and n-heptane (C), and their corresponding space-fi lling molecular models from HyperChem 8 software (A ' , B ' , and C ' , respectively). Paraffin wax is the aliphatic chain, C 16 H 34 , and commercial xylene is a mixture of the three aromatic isomers ( o-, m-, and p-); the p-isomer is the predominant form (Windholz 1983). from publication: Replacing xylene with n -heptane for paraffin embedding | Abstract In standard histological technique, aromatic solvents such as xylene and toluene are used as clearing agents between ethanol dehydration and paraffin embedding. In addition, these solvents are used for de-waxing paraffin sections. Unfortunately, these solvents are | Xylenes, Solvents and Toluene | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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