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Taylor Sulfuric Acid .12N Reagent | 2 Ounces | R-0009-C
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The Taylor Sulfuric Acid .12N Reagent stands as a pinnacle of precision and reliability for chemical testing. This high-purity reagent ensures accurate measurements, making it an indispensable tool for a diverse array of applications. Manufactured under quality control standards, this laboratory-grade reagent consistently delivers dependable results, meeting the rigorous demands of scientific analysis.
- Accurate Measurement: Ensures precise measurement, making it a reliable choice for various applications.
- High Purity: The reagent is known for its high purity, minimizing impurities that could affect test results and ensuring accurate analysis.
- Versatility: Suitable for a range of applications, the reagent is versatile and can be used in different testing scenarios where sulfuric acid of .12N concentration is required.
- Laboratory-Grade: Designed for laboratory use, this reagent is formulated to meet the demanding requirements of scientific testing and analysis.
How to use for total alkalinity testing:
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Fill the Taylor test tube with 5 mL of your water sample.
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Add 1 drop of Taylor R-0009 to the water sample.
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Swirl the test tube gently to mix the solution.
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Observe the color change. If the solution remains green, add another drop of Taylor R-0009 and repeat step 4 until the color changes to a distinct red or pink.
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Count the number of drops added to reach the color change.
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Multiply the number of drops by 10 to determine the total alkalinity level in parts per million (ppm).
How to use for free chlorine testing:
- Fill the Taylor test tube with 5 mL of your water sample.
- Add 2 drops of Taylor R-0009 to the water sample.
- Swirl the test tube gently to mix the solution.
- Add Taylor DPD Free Chlorine Titrant (R-0006) drop by drop until the solution changes color from pink to colorless.
- Count the number of drops added to reach the color change.
- Multiply the number of drops by 2 to determine the free chlorine level in ppm.
How to use for combined chlorine testing:
- Fill the Taylor test tube with 5 mL of your water sample.
- Add 2 drops of Taylor R-0009 to the water sample.
- Swirl the test tube gently to mix the solution.
- Add Taylor DPD Powder Packet (R-0004) to the solution.
- Swirl the test tube gently to dissolve the powder.
- Add Taylor DPD Combined Chlorine Titrant (R-0005) drop by drop until the solution changes color from pink to colorless.
- Count the number of drops added to reach the color change.
- Multiply the number of drops by 2 to determine the combined chlorine level in ppm.