Description
DPD No. 3 reagent tablets for total chlorine are ready-to-use tablets intended for photometric determination of total chlorine in water analysis. Supplied as a pack of 100 tablets, they are formulated for use with the Photometer MD100 and support routine on-site and laboratory checks of chlorine content. The solid tablet format simplifies dosing and handling compared with liquid reagents, helping maintain consistent sample preparation during repeated measurements. With a density of 2,16 g/cm³, the material is characterised for laboratory logistics and method documentation. These tablets from manufacturer Tintometer fit water-quality workflows where total chlorine is monitored alongside free chlorine and other on-site parameters. Typical applications include swimming-pool control, drinking-water screening, process-water checks and environmental sampling programmes that rely on DPD chemistry. The compact pack is practical for field kits and bench-top photometer stations alike, supporting reliable colour development for total chlorine readings when used according to the instrument method.
This article is part of Reagents for analysis (Ph. Eur., ASTM, DIN), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Density: 2,16 g/cm³
- Parameter: Total chlorine
- Form: Reagent tablets
- Compatible with: Photometer MD100
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