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NANOCONTROL Multistandard Drinking Water is an analytical multistandard prepared for quality control of key drinking-water parameters in the laboratory. It enables analytical control of aluminium (methods 0-98, 1-02), ammonium (1-05), chloride (0-21, 1-20), iron (0-37, 1-36), manganese (0-58, 1-60) and sulfate (0-62). The set from manufacturer Macherey-Nagel comprises two 30 mL bottles of standard solution and one 15 mL bottle of addition solution 100+, sufficient for 15 to 30 determinations depending on the tests performed. Offered as one complete set, it combines standard and addition solutions so laboratories can verify calibration and recovery behaviour for the listed parameters with a single matched kit. This multistandard supports routine control work in water analysis and related chromatography or photometric workflows where consistent reference values for aluminium, ammonium, chloride, iron, manganese and sulfate are needed. Linking each analyte to its method codes helps users apply the multistandard correctly alongside the corresponding test procedures. The ready-packed format reduces preparation effort when several drinking-water parameters must be controlled together.
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