Description
Ni 14785 nickel reagent test is a photometric reagent kit for the determination of nickel in the measuring range 0,02–5,00 mg/l Ni. The test uses a sample volume of 5 ml and supplies reagents for 250 determinations. It supports cuvettes with path lengths of 10 mm, 20 mm and 50 mm and is based on the Dimethylglyoxim method in accordance with DIN 38406 E11. Combicheck CC100 is available for analytical quality control and a batch certificate is included. The kit is usable with PhotoLab® and pHotoFlex® instruments. For total nickel determination, Crack-Set 10 (250 496) with empty round cuvettes (250 621) or Crack-Set 10-C (252 033) is additionally required. This nickel reagent test from manufacturer WTW - a Xylem brand delivers a clearly defined measuring range and DIN-compliant chemistry for routine photometric nickel analysis in water and process laboratories. Flexible cuvette formats and documented batch quality facilitate consistent integration into existing PhotoLab® or pHotoFlex® measurement sequences.
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Key features
- Pack size: 250 tests
- Measuring range: 0,02–5,00 mg/l Ni
- Sample volume: 5 ml
- Method: Dimethylglyoxim (DIN 38406 E11)
- EAN: 4064664016131
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