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Reagent ID 38 / pH MR phenol red is a photometric reagent for medium-range pH determination with phenol red in the interval 6,5 - 8,4. The pack provides 50 tablets for 50 tests, enabling straightforward single-sample dosing in water and environmental laboratories. It is intended for photometric methods on the PrimeLab 2.0 Multitest and PoolLab 1.0 systems, matching reagent chemistry to the instrument workflows used for multi-parameter water analysis. Tablet presentation reduces preparation variability and supports rapid series of measurements when pH must be tracked alongside other WATER ID parameters. Net weight is 0,025 kg, so the pack is convenient for both stationary benches and portable testing setups. From manufacturer Labbox, this reagent belongs to a photometric range available in tablet, powder and liquid forms for PrimeLab and PoolLab procedures. Application focus includes environmental analytics, pool and process water monitoring, and routine quality-control checks that rely on phenol-red medium-range pH photometry. Pre-portioned tablets help maintain consistent reagent input from test to test and keep handling simple during high-throughput sampling days.
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