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Hach Carbon Dioxide Reagent Set
The Hach carbon dioxide reagent set is designed to determine carbon dioxide by Digital Titrator titration.
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- Range: 10-1000 mg/L CO2
- Approximately 40-100 tests
- Phenolphthalein pillows and two cartridges
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The Hach carbon dioxide reagent set is designed to determine carbon dioxide by Digital Titrator titration. Acidity due to carbon dioxide in a sample is titrated with sodium hydroxide to a phenolphthalein endpoint. Strong acids are assumed to be absent or of insignificant concentration.
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Carbon dioxide reagent set, Digital Titrator method, 10 - 1,000 mg/L, 100 tests
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