Hach Hydrogen Peroxide Drop Count Titrator Kit

The Hach Hydrogen Peroxide Model HYP-1 test kit includes 100 tests and has a range of 0.2-2.0 mg/L & 1-10 mg/L mg/L.

Features

  • Comes with reagents for 100 tests unless otherwise specified
  • +/-1 drop accuracy for titrations requiring up to 20 drops
  • +/-5% accuracy for titrations requiring over 20 drops
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Overview
The Hach Hydrogen Peroxide Model HYP-1 test kit includes 100 tests and has a range of 0.2-2.0 mg/L & 1-10 mg/L mg/L.

Mechanics
To calculate concentration, simply add an indicator to the sample, then use the dropper to add titrant until the indicator color changes. Typical accuracy is +/- 1 drop for titrations requiring up to 20 drops and +/- 5% for titrations requiring over 20 drops. Most titrations require 10 to 20 drops.

Questions & Answers
What, if any, are the common interference that would yield a false positive for H202?
Chlorine and other oxidants can interfere with this test and create a higher than actual result. There is no way to correct for this with the hydrogen peroxide test alone.
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