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Quantofix® test strips for peroxide I are semi-quantitative indicator strips for rapid determination of peroxide levels in aqueous samples. Each strip measures approximately 95 mm in length and 6 mm in width, giving a convenient dip-and-read format for laboratory and process checks. The graduated colour scale covers the steps 0–0,5–2–5–10–25, allowing quick visual classification without titration glassware or photometers for screening purposes. Supplied as 100 strips per pack, the product supports high-throughput spot testing in quality control, water treatment, disinfection monitoring and educational settings. At roughly 0,050 kg per pack, storage and handling remain simple beside other Quantofix® and test-paper consumables. These strips come from manufacturer MACHEREY-NAGEL and integrate smoothly into routine analytical workflows where peroxide presence must be confirmed or roughly quantified on the spot. Typical applications include checking residual oxidants after cleaning or bleaching steps, screening process waters and verifying rinse solutions before release. The compact strip format minimises sample volume and delivers results within moments, making peroxide I Quantofix® strips a practical first-line tool alongside instrumental methods when fast orientation is required.
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