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Phenols Pre-dosed Reagent Set (13 mm Vial)

Product code: MX-13098

Phenols can occur in several sources of water such as natural waters, household and industrial wastewaters, and potable water. It is important to monitor phenol levels, as they can produce unfavorable and malodorous water when undergoing chlorination. 11 Reasons to Choose Hanna

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Product description

Phenols can occur in several sources of water such as natural waters, household and industrial wastewaters, and potable water. It is important to monitor phenol levels, as they can produce unfavorable and malodorous water when undergoing chlorination. 11 Reasons to Choose Hanna

  • 4-aminoantipyrine method compliant with ISO 6439 and EPA 420.1 (after distillation) 2. Provided with Certificate of Analysis • Each pack of reagents is accompanied by a Hanna quality certificate. 3. Very sensitive for values below 0.10 ppm 4. Very representative sample: 5 mL 5. Zeroing with the sample eliminates interferences (color, turbidity) 6. Storage at room temperature 7. Long shelf life of the reagent: 4 years 8. Ease of test execution 9. Space-saving packaging with procedure guide on inside lid 10. Safe and Economical • Hanna reagents are safe for the operator and the environment. In fact, vials and caps have been designed to avoid accidental spills. Thanks to the reagents in pre-measured vials, the amount of chemicals used is reduced to a minimum. 11. Pre-measured Vials • Each vial requires only the addition of the sample or blank.

Specifications

Range0 to 600 μg/L (as N0₂¯-N)
Resolution1 μg/L
Accuracy±15 μg/L ±5% of reading at 25 °C
Wavelength525 nm
Cuvette Type13 mm diameter
MethodAdaptation of the Standard Method for the Examination of Water and Wastewater, 23rd Edition, 4500B Diazotization Method, Nitrogen Nitrite