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Water-i.d. Reagents Set PL Copper 1 For ID Copper, 10g 0-10 mg/L No Danger Goods

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Copper 1
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The Water-i.d. Reagents Set PL Copper 1 For ID Copper 10g 0-10 mg/L is designed for accurate copper detection in water. This reagent set provides a measurement range of 0–10 mg/L, making it ideal for monitoring copper levels in water. With 10g of reagents, it is suitable for a variety of tests and is classified as non-dangerous, ensuring safe use in both laboratory and field environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Water-i.d.
  • Test Type: Copper detection in water
  • Contents: 10g of reagents for multiple tests
  • Range: 0–10 mg/L for copper concentration
  • Safety: Non-dangerous goods classification

This Water-i.d. reagent set is an essential tool for water quality testing, ensuring precise and safe copper level analysis for laboratories and professionals.

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It is designed for accurate copper detection in water. This reagent set provides a measurement range of 0–10 mg/L, making it ideal for monitoring copper levels in water. With 10g of reagents, it is suitable for a variety of tests and is classified as non-dangerous, ensuring safe use in both laboratory and field environments.

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