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KT3 Kjeltabs catalyst tablets deliver 3,5 g potassium sulfate (K2SO4) and 0,4 g copper sulfate (CuSO4) in each pre-formed tablet for standardised laboratory catalyst dosing. The defined salt and copper sulfate ratio supports digestion and related analytical preparation steps where a consistent sulfate matrix with copper catalyst is required, helping reduce weighing effort and improve dosing uniformity across sample series. The product is supplied as 1000 pieces, making it suitable for continuous routine use and stock replenishment in busy laboratories. This catalyst tablet formulation is from manufacturer Behr and is intended for professional laboratory applications among other lab consumables. Each tablet provides the same K2SO4 to CuSO4 balance, which assists method standardisation when many samples are processed under comparable conditions. Gross weight is 4,40 kg with a packaging volume of 0,0068238 m³, supporting straightforward bulk handling and storage planning. KT3 Kjeltabs are a practical tablet option when a ready-to-use 3,5 g K2SO4 and 0,4 g CuSO4 catalyst profile is needed in everyday analytical workflows.
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