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GEL electrolyte solution L 2214 250 ml

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UNSPSC

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HS Code #
38221900
Intake capacity
2 mol/l
No. of packages
1
Package capacity
250 ml
Container type
Glass bottle
Content
1 x Glass bottle of 250 ml
Product specific notes
2 mol/l KNO 3 + 0.001 mol/l KCI for Ag-probes (gel)
Type
L 2214
UNSPSC
47-10-16-13

$138.21

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Product description

For refilling or replacing reference electrolyte. Supplied in 250ml DURAN® bottles.

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