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GBL.COM.TR
7033-Chlorine pH Test, DPD Colorimetric
Title
Description
Star Product
Yes
REF No
7033
Trademark
GBL® AQUA-ROSA
Product Name
WEB
Regulation
Purpose
Determine the pH, free chlorine, and total chlorine levels in various waters by measuring the intensity of the pink color formed with the DPD reagent using a color scale.
Working Principle
Warnings, Precautions, Recommendations
Danger. Highly flammable liquid and vapor. Keep away from heat/sparks/flames/hot surfaces. IF ON SKIN (or hair): Immediately remove all contaminated clothing. Rinse skin with water/shower. Causes severe skin burns and eye damage. Toxic if swallowed. May cause respiratory irritation.
Ingredients
A-pH Indicator:
B-Neutralization Solution:
C-Buffer Solution:
D-Chlorine Indicator:
E-Total Chlorine Reagent:
Colour
Odour
Storage Temperature
5/25 °C
Shelf Life After Opening the Lid
Shelf Life
1 years.
pH (at 25°C)
Appearance
Concentration
Accessories
Application
Measuring the pH of Water:
1. Take the measuring cup from your kit.
2. Pour the water sample to be tested up to the 10 ml mark.
3. Hold the A-pH Indicator bottle at a 90-degree angle with the dropper opening. Make sure the drops are not air bubbles. Add 2 drops to the sample, close the cap, and stir 2 times.
4. Determine the pH of the water by comparing the color in the cup with the pH color scale.
5. If the pH is above 8.00, add the B-Neutralization Solution drop by drop, following the color scale in your hand, until the pH reaches around 7.00. Remember how many drops you added. If the pH is not above 8.00, you do not need to add this B-Neutralization Solution.
Measuring Free Chlorine in Water:
1. Take the measuring cup from your kit.
2. Add the water sample to be tested up to the 10 ml mark.
3. Add the number of drops of B-Neutralization Solution determined above. Close the cap and mix.
4. Open the cap and add 8 drops of C-Buffer Solution. Close the cap and mix.
5. Open the cap and add 2 drops of D-Chlorine Indicator. Close the cap and mix. Read after 3 minutes. Compare the reading with the chlorine color scale. Record the ppm value read.
Measuring Total Chlorine:
1. Take the measuring cup from your kit. After measuring free chlorine, add 2 drops of E-Total Chlorine Separator to the same sample cup. Close the lid and mix.
2. After 30 seconds, read by comparing with the chlorine color scale. If there is no color change, total chlorine is equal to free chlorine.
Measuring Bound Chlorine (Chloramine):
1. Subtract the free chlorine amount from the total chlorine amount.
2. This shows the remaining bound chlorine (chloramine) amount.
Bound Chlorine (Chloramine) = Total Chlorine - Free Chlorine
Microbiological Properties
Ordering and Packaging Information
Order No
Unit
Volume
Packaging Type
Quantity in a Box
457033030020
Adet
50 mL
50 ml, HDPE Damlalıklı Beyaz Şişe
20 set
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