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Fluoride test is a semi-quantitative paper test system for fluoride-related checks in environmental and laboratory workflows. The pack contains test papers with additional reagents and comprises 30 sheets, giving users a complete set for a defined series of determinations. This presentation is aimed at laboratories that need a straightforward paper-based approach alongside instrumental fluoride methods. Classed among test kits for environmental analysis, the fluoride test supports water, process and teaching laboratories working with classical indicator-paper techniques. Each package has a net weight of 0,08 kg and a gross weight of 0,08 kg, with packaging dimensions of 0,15 m height, 0,05 m width and 0,05 m depth and a packaging volume of 0,000365 m³, so the unit is practical to store and handle on the bench. The product is supplied by manufacturer Macherey-Nagel for professional analytical use. One pack delivers 30 test sheets together with the associated reagents required for the semi-quantitative procedure, helping keep materials organised for successive fluoride checks without complex instrumentation.
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