Hach Nitrate ISA Powder Pillows

Nitrate ISA powder pillows, 25mL sample, 100 tests

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  • Used in nitrate determinations by electrode methods
  • Powder form does not dilute samples
  • Ideal for determining low level nitrate concentrations
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  • # Tests: 100
  • Description : Nitrate Ionic Strength Adjuster Powder Pillows
  • Method: Ion Selective Electrode
  • Platform: PP
  • Range: 0.05 - 14000 mg/L
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