DPD reagents - tablets for POOLTESTER and Photometer
DPD reagents - tablets for POOLTESTER and Photometer
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DPD reagents - tablets for POOLTESTER and Photometer

Marca: LOVIBOND

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Title: Rapid DPD Tablets 1 (test 250) (free chlorine and bromine) POOLTESTER

DPD reagents - tablets for POOLTESTER and Photometer

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Rapid DPD Tablets 1 (test 250) (free chlorine and bromine) POOLTESTER
€25
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€25
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€25
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DPD reagents - tablets for POOLTESTER and Photometer

DPD reagents - tablets for POOLTESTER and Photometer

Rapid DPD Tablets 1 (test 250) (free chlorine and bromine) POOLTESTER

€25
Rapid DPD Tablets 1 (test 250) (free chlorine and bromine) POOLTESTER

Product information

Brand LOVIBOND

DPD Reagents - pastilles and POOLTESTER Photometer for measuring and analyzing WATER


Description The DPD reagent is a colorimetric method based on N-diethyl-p-phenylendiamine that on contact with a water sample reacts, making the same stay in color magenta proportion to the concentration of chlorine present in the water.
the DPD reagents are white and have a crystalline appearance. When a reagent (tablet or powder) is not white and has a gray / brown should not be used.
Liquid reagents other hand are usually colorless, brown when they should not be used. To avoid erroneous results, avoid the use of reagents in poor condition.