Thermo Orion pH Electrode Storage Solution

The Thermo Scientific pH Electrode Storage Solution maximizes the life of pH electrodes in storage.

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  • For use with silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) pH electrodes
  • Select from 60mL, 475mL, and 20L containers
  • Maximizes the life of your Orion pH electrode
List Price $77.50
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The Thermo Scientific pH Electrode Storage Solution maximizes the life of pH electrodes in storage.

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Thermo Orion pH Electrode Storage Solution
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Orion pH electrode storage solution, (1) 475mL bottle
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Thermo Orion pH Electrode Storage Solution
9100CB
Orion pH electrode storage solution, (1) 20L cubitainer
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910060
Orion pH electrode storage solution, (5) 60mL bottles
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