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Quantofix® Test strips, Nitrite/pH 2 5.5 x 95mm pack of 100

Detection of

Max. measured value

Measured range

Min. measured value

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Detection of
Nitrite
Max. measured value
100 mg/l
Measured range
1 ... 100 mg/l
Min. measured value
1 mg/l
Product specific notes
pH 8.0 ... 10.0
Type of analysis
Semi-quantitative
UNSPSC
41113035

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For semi-quantitative determinations.

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