Hach Sulfate Test Kit
Sulfate Test Kit, Model SF-1, 50-200 mg/L, 100 Tests, Extinction Method
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- Everything you need to measure sulfate concentration
- Results calculated from extinction method
- Contents fit conveniently in the polypropylene carrying case
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- Method: Turbidimetric
- Range: 50 to 200 mg/L
- Reagents: Powder pillows
- (100) Sulfate reagent powder pillows
- (1) Graduated Cylinder
- (1) Sample Cell
- (1) Sample Cell Cover
- (1) Dip Stick
- (1) Clipper
- (1) Polypropylene carrying case
- Instructions
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