P4536
pH test strips
pH 4.5-10.0, resolution: 0.5 pH unit
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UNSPSC Code:
41100000
NACRES:
NB.79
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feature
non-bleeding: no
refill: no
pH measuring range
4.5-10.0, resolution: 0.5 pH unit
detection method
colorimetric
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General description
Non-bleeding pH color strips. Simply immerse the strip in the test solution until color development is complete. Then compare the developed color to the sequence chart on the package, and read the pH. The range covered by each type of strip is divided into graduations as given below. Each package contains 100 strips in a clear, plastic container with a snug fitting top.
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