Functionally, tween 20 is a detergent. This chemical is used in a variety of buffers and other reagents that are commonplace in a laboratory. Tween 20 helps maintain pH and is used to wash nitrocellulose or PVDF membrane during the western blotting process. It is height unlikely the substance would be used as a sterilizing agent
I have tried tween 80 for western blotting. It seems to work the same as tween 20 (I can't tell the difference).
tween 20 helps the solubility of essential oils in water
we can use
Tween 20 is soluble in water, especially if you use hot water with stirring.
Tween 20. In TBST you add 0.05-0.1/ Tween 20.
tween 80 cause it has high absorption,with high concentration therefore high solubility
According to the dictionary a tween are people who are to young to be a teen yet to old to be a child. If you are either 11 or 12, you are a tween. Demographics: Infant (0-1) Toddler (1-2) Pre-schooler (3-5) Child (6-10) Tween (tweenager)(11-12) Teen (13-19) Young adult (20-26)
yes of course, there are somekind of solvents that dissolved oil like tween 80, tween 20 or DMSO if we want to dissolved it with water.
No this is how it works : Baby: Infancy-1 Toddler: 1-2 Pre-schooler: 3-5 Child: 5-10 Tween slash preteen: 11-12 Teen: 13-19 Young adult: 20-26 VIA: @wikipedia A 9 year old is too child-like to be a tween. So is 10. 11 is a tween and so is 12.
Non-ionic detergents such as Tween 20 stabilise Taqpolymerase and may also supress the formation of secondary structure and increase yield but may also increase non-specific amplification. shahab falahi- virologist
Jojoba Oil , DPG (Dipropylene Glycol), Tween 20 (Polysorbate 20), Deionized water, Alcohol solution, are few solvents...
Tween20 helps fungal spores to adhere to plant leaf while inoculation