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Quantofix® test strips for phosphate provide a compact semi-quantitative tool for assessing phosphate levels in liquid samples. The strips measure L 95 × W 6 mm and are read against a colour scale with steps at 0–3–10–25–50–100, enabling rapid classification without extensive sample preparation. This makes them useful for laboratory screening, water and process checks, and teaching environments that need a fast phosphate indication. The pack contains 100 pc(s) and has a net weight of 0,211 kg, supporting regular bench use. These Quantofix® phosphate strips from manufacturer MACHEREY-NAGEL follow familiar test-strip handling and suit measuring-instrument and test-system setups. The graduated range supports consistent visual comparison across the stated intervals. Note the associated UN number 3316 for transport classification where applicable. Ideal where ready-to-use phosphate test sticks are preferred over more elaborate analytical methods for first-line assessment.
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A test strip or indicator paper changes colour when it meets an ion, a pH or another analyte. It is a fast, coarse reading. The scale printed on the pack is the only scale that strip may be read against. A wet finger contaminates a pH paper before the sample does.
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