Description
Zn 14832 Zinc Reagent Test is a photometric reagent kit for the quantitative determination of zinc in aqueous samples. It covers a measuring range of 0,05 - 2,50 mg/l Zn and is designed for water analysis, environmental monitoring and laboratory quality control. Each pack contains reagents for 90 determinations and uses a sample volume of 5 ml together with 10 mm cuvettes. The test employs the Cl-PAN method, is compatible with PhotoLab® photometers and includes Combicheck CC100; a batch certificate is provided. Zinc Reagent 6 (250 452) is additionally required for the complete procedure. Manufactured by WTW - a Xylem brand, the kit supports reliable zinc quantification within the stated concentration window. Its defined measuring range, modest sample volume and photometer compatibility make it a practical choice for laboratories performing routine zinc measurements in liquid matrices where consistent photometric results are essential.
This article belongs on ICP, AAS & ion standards, in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 90 determinations
- Measuring range: 0,05 - 2,50 mg/l Zn
- Sample volume: 5 ml
- Cuvette path length: 10 mm
- EAN: 4064664016193
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