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F 14598/2 fluoride reagent test enables precise photometric determination of fluoride in aqueous samples over the measuring range 0,10–20,0 mg/l F. The kit is based on the alizarin complexone method and accommodates sample volumes of 5 ml or 0,5 ml, providing 250 individual determinations when used with 10 mm cuvettes. Fully compatible with PhotoLab® photometers, the reagents conform to EPA 340.3 and APHA 4500-F-E reference procedures and are supplied with a batch certificate. Developed by manufacturer WTW - a Xylem brand, this reagent set supports routine water analysis, environmental monitoring and process control in laboratory environments. The straightforward photometric workflow delivers reproducible results across the full stated concentration interval without complex sample preparation beyond the recommended dilution and reagent addition steps. Packaged as a single complete unit, the F 14598/2 test offers laboratories a reliable solution for high-throughput fluoride screening in drinking water, surface water and industrial matrices.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Measuring range: 0,10–20,0 mg/l F
- Sample volume: 5 ml / 0,5 ml
- Number of tests: 250
- EAN: 4064664018043
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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