Description
Sodium Standard Solution is a sodium standard at 5000 mg/kg Na in 20 cSt hydrocarbon oil, presented as ROTI®Star. Sodium is supplied in 20 cSt hydrocarbon oil, with the sodium content specified at 5000 mg/kg Na. The oil-based preparation has a density of 0,862 g/cm³, a flash point of 115 °C and a boiling point greater than 218 °C. These physical data characterise the hydrocarbon oil vehicle that carries the sodium standard. The product is packed as 50 ml, with a weight of 0,100 kg. Sodium Standard Solution from manufacturer Carl ROTH thus brings together the 5000 mg/kg Na level, the 20 cSt hydrocarbon oil matrix and the recorded density, flash point and boiling point in a single ROTI®Star preparation. The 50 ml unit provides the oil-based sodium standard in a compact laboratory pack. With density 0,862 g/cm³, flash point 115 °C and boiling point above 218 °C, the hydrocarbon oil matrix is fully described alongside the 5000 mg/kg Na concentration that defines this ROTI®Star sodium standard.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 ml
- Density: 0,862 g/cm³
- Flash point: 115 °C
- Boiling point: >218 °C
- Concentration: 5000 mg/kg Na
- UNSPSC: 41116107
- Safety Data Sheet:
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