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Thermo Orion Buffer Solution pH 10.01, 475 mL, Color Blue

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pH value (25°C)

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HS Code #
38221900
Colour coding
Blue
Package capacity
475 ml
pH value (25°C)
10.01
Container type
Bottle
Content
Bottle of 475 ml
UNSPSC
41116166

$56.70

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 14
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The Thermo Orion Buffer Solution pH 10.01 is designed for calibrating pH meters in alkaline conditions. This solution comes in a 475 mL bottle with a distinct blue color, ensuring easy identification and precise calibration. Ideal for laboratory use, it guarantees accurate and reliable pH measurements for high pH testing and related applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Orion
  • pH Value: 10.01 (alkaline)
  • Volume: 475 mL
  • Color: Blue for clear identification
  • Application: pH meter calibration for alkaline conditions

Essential for high pH testing in laboratory environments, providing accurate and consistent calibration results.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for calibrating pH meters in alkaline conditions. This solution comes in a 475 mL bottle with a distinct blue color, ensuring easy identification and precise calibration. Ideal for laboratory use, it guarantees accurate and reliable pH measurements for high pH testing and related applications.

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