Phosphate Buffer Written by NCI Thesaurus v.07.09d   

Definition of Phosphate Buffer A chemical reagent containing at least any one of the many phosphoric acid derivatives, usually in salt form. The phosphoric salt may be one of three types: strongly acid monometallic, neutral or mildly alkaline dimetallic, and strongly alkaline tri-metallic. Phosphate buffers are typically adjusted to maintain a certain ph or are "buffered" with other chemical compounds. Phosphate reagents are used in research laboratories, medicine or industry in various technical procedures. (NCI04) Phosphate Buffer is from the group Reagent Other Names for Phosphate Buffer Phosphate Buffer Source NCI Thesaurus License

 

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