The cause of a yellow tint to newly purchased Xylene could be a plethora of 
things but to me it is a clear sign of either degradation or contamination and 
I would not use it.  Terri

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We have received a shipment of xylene of the same lot number.
We have noticed that some xylene bottles are " yellow". We use it both for 
tissue processing and staining.
Has anyone encountered any processing or staining issues with oxidized xylene?

Sabrina
San Diego, CA


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