Hach Free & Total Chlorine Test Strips

Hach's water quality test strips are ideal for performing semi-quantitative spot-checks or field tests.

Features

  • Quickly take water quality measurements
  • Wide variety and range of parameters
  • Convenient for field use
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Hach's water quality test strips are ideal for performing semi-quantitative spot-checks or field tests. They are manufactured with a unique reagent pad at the tip, using proven chemistries based on standard reference methods. Simply dip a strip into the sample, wait for color to develop, and compare color on the reagent pad to the color chart on the bottle. Test strips are available for a wide selection of parameters, with new strips being added regularly.
Questions & Answers
what are the reagents MTK, TMK, and TMB and how do they differ from DPD?
MTK and TMK both stand for Thio-Michler's ketone (Michler's thioketone) and react with certain metals, including gold, silver, mercury and palladium. This reagent can be used for residual chlorine studies. TMB is tetramethylbenzidine and changes color when it comes into contact with ethyl acetate (turns blue/green) or chlorine (turns yellow). DPD is used to determine chlorine concentration by the vividness of the color produced. Depending on the specific reagent model, it can measure free and total chlorine concentrations from 0.02 -10 mg/L. Manganese can interfere with DPD reagents, but not with TMK/MTK reagents.
Can the Hach Chlorine test strips measure chlorine in PPM?
The free & total chlorine test strips mg/L unless otherwise noted. Note: ppb = µg/L; ppm = mg/L.; gpg = grains per gallon; 1 gpg = 17.1 mg/L or 17.1 ppm.  
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