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NO3 14942 Nitrate Reagent Test is intended for photometric nitrate-nitrogen analysis in the range 0,2 - 17,0 mg/l NO3-N. A sample volume of 1 ml is used and each package yields 50 tests. The chemistry works with 10 mm, 20 mm and 50 mm rectangular cuvettes as well as 28 mm round cuvettes and employs the Nitrospectral method. The kit is compatible with both PhotoLab® and pHotoFlex® photometers; Combicheck CC20 support and a batch certificate are included. Supplied by manufacturer WTW - a Xylem brand, this reagent test offers laboratories a flexible format for nitrate determination in drinking water, wastewater and environmental samples. Ready-to-use reagents reduce preparation time while the multi-cuvette compatibility allows the same kit to be used across different instrument configurations and path lengths.
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