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NANOCONTROL Multistandard WWTP influent is a multi-parameter control standard for analytical quality control of medium concentration ranges in wastewater treatment plant influent testing. It supports verification of ammonium (0-05), chemical oxygen demand COD (0-30, 0-29, 0-38, 0-28, 0-12), nitrate (0-64, 0-66), total phosphate (0-80) and total nitrogen (0-88) methods. The set from manufacturer Macherey-Nagel consists of 2 × 30 mL standard solution and 1 × 15 mL addition solution 100+, suitable for approximately 30 to 300 determinations depending on parameter and procedure. Environmental and water laboratories use this multistandard to check analytical performance across key nutrient and organic-load parameters typical of municipal influent streams. The coordinated reference materials simplify routine multi-analyte control workflows and help confirm method reliability at medium concentration levels. Supplied as one complete set, it provides a practical format for regular quality assurance in photometric water analysis.
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