Description
Potassium chloride solution (3 M) saturated with silver chloride is a specialised electrolyte reagent supplied in a 250 ml pack for laboratory use. The solution combines a 3 M potassium chloride matrix with silver chloride saturation, a composition commonly selected where chloride-based reference or electrode media are specified. It is manufactured with batch control and provided with a certificate of analysis, supporting documented quality and lot traceability in analytical workflows. The 250 ml volume is practical for electrode filling, maintenance, or smaller-scale volumetric setups that do not require bulk containers. Available from manufacturer Altmann Analytik, the product is positioned for routine laboratory handling under standard reagent practices. Clear designation of concentration and silver chloride saturation helps users match the solution to method requirements. Integrate into your laboratory’s established procedures for storage, dispensing, and electrode or volumetric applications as appropriate to your protocols.
This article is part of Reference substances & reagents (other), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 250 ml
- Product type: Potassium chloride solution saturated with silver chloride
- Concentration: 3 M
- Saturation: Silver chloride
- Quality control: Batch control with certificate of analysis
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