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Hellma Calibration Standard Liquid Filter 667-UV6, Toluol in N-Hexane

Brand:Hellma

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Photometric accuracy (absorbance)
266 nm, 269 nm
Product specific notes
Liquid filter UV6, Toluene in n-hexane
Type
667-UV6
UNSPSC
41116107

$1,410.42

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Product description

The Hellma Calibration Standard Liquid Filter 667-UV6, Toluol in N-Hexane is a high-quality calibration standard designed for UV-Vis spectrophotometry. This liquid filter is formulated with toluol in n-hexane to provide accurate and reliable calibration for your laboratory instruments. It is ideal for use in applications requiring precise absorbance measurements and is essential for ensuring the accuracy of spectrophotometric analyses.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hellma
  • Product Code: 667-UV6
  • Composition: Toluol in n-hexane for reliable calibration
  • Application: Ideal for UV-Vis spectrophotometry calibration

This calibration standard is a must-have for laboratories that require precise, consistent results in UV-Vis spectrophotometric applications.

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Calibration standard liquid filter 667-UV6, toluol in n-hexane

Manufacturer P/N

667006

Part Number

9.190 983

Manufacturer

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Photometric accuracy (absorbance)

266 nm, 269 nm

Calibration standard reference filter 667-UV9 n-hexane

Manufacturer P/N

667009

Part Number

6.231 555

Manufacturer

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Photometric accuracy (absorbance)

-

Liquid calibration standard Set 667.200-UV incl.667-UV6 Toluene in n-hexan, 667-UV9 n-Hexan

Manufacturer P/N

667200

Part Number

6.240 535

Manufacturer

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Photometric accuracy (absorbance)

-

Frequently asked questions

It is a high-quality calibration standard designed for UV-Vis spectrophotometry. This liquid filter is formulated with toluol in n-hexane to provide accurate and reliable calibration for your laboratory instruments. It is ideal for use in applications requiring precise absorbance measurements and is essential for ensuring the accuracy of spectrophotometric analyses.

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