Reagents for Chemical Test Kits
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1 for Chemical Test Kits Acidity, methyl orange method ; 0 to 500 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 110 tests (CaCO 3 ) Acidity, olive oil, titration with hydroxide 0.00 to 1.00% HI 3897 Reagent kit for 6 tests HI Spare kit for 10 tests Acidity, total exchangeable, potassium chloride method 0.0 to 2.5 meq/100 g HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (total acidity exchangeable) Alkalinity, acid titration method 0 to 300 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 110 tests (CaCO 3 ) Alkalinity, acid titration method 0 to 500 gpg HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (CaCO 3 ) Alkalinity, Phenolphthalein and total, phenolphthalein/bromine phenol blue 0.0 to 10.0 gpg 0.0 to 20.0 gpg HI Reagent kit for 200 tests Ammonia (fresh water), Nessler colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 25 tests (NH 3 -N fresh water) Ammonia (fresh water), Nessler colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (NH 3 -N fresh water) Ammonia (sea water), Nessler colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 25 tests (NH 3 -N sea water) Ascorbic Acid, iodometric method 10 to 200 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (ascorbic acid) Boron, boric acid method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (B) Bromine, DPD colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 60 tests (Br 2 ) Calcium (irrigation water), turbidimetric method HI to 125 mg/l 0 to 250 mg/l Reagent kit for 100 tests (Ca) Calcium and magnesium (irrigation water), EDTA method > 0.0 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Ca and Mg) Carbon dioxide, base titration method 0.0 to 50.0 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 110 tests (CO 2 ) Chloride, absence/presence, silver nitrate tiration method 1000 mg/l (ISO) 2000 mg/l (EPA) HI 3898 Test kit for 100 tests (Cl - ) Chloride, extended range, silver nitrate titration method 500 to mg/l to mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Cl - ) Chloride, mercury nitrate titration method 0 to 1000 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Cl - ) Chlorine, free and total, LR / MR / HR, DPD colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 200 tests (free and total chlorine) Chlorine, free and total, LR / MR, DPD colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 200 tests (free and total chlorine) Chlorine, free, DPD colorimetric method HI 3831F-050 Reagent kit for 50 tests (free chlorine) HI 3847 Test Kit for Copper Analysis V6
2 for Chemical Test Kits Chlorine, free, LR / MR, DPD colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 200 tests (free chlorine) Chlorine, free, MR, DPD colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (free chlorine) Chlorine, total, DPD colorimetric method 0 to 2.5 mg/l HI 3831T-050 Reagent kit for 50 tests Chlorine, total, extended range, iodometric method 10 to 200 mg/l HI Chlorine, total, HR, iodometric method 0.0 to 4.0 mg/l HI Chlorine, total, LR / MR, DPD colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 200 tests (total chlorine) Chlorine, total, MR, DPD colorimetric method HI Chromium VI, diphenylcarbohydrazide method 0.0 to 1.0 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Cr VI LR) Chromium VI MR / HR, iodometric method 100 to 1000 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Cr VI HR) Copper HR, bicinchoninate method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Cu HR) Copper LR / HR, bicinchonic acid 0.00 to 0.25 mg/l 0.0 to 6.0 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Cu) Copper ULR, bicinchoninate method 0.00 to 0.25 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Cu LR) Cyanide, pyridine-pyrazolone method 0.00 to 0.30 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (CN - ) Cyanuric Acid, turbidimetric method 1 HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (cyanuric acid) Detergents, metilene blue method 0.00 to 1.30 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 35 tests (ABS/LAS) Dissolved Oxygen, Winkler method HI Reagent kit for 110 tests (O 2 ) Formaldehyde, acid titration method 0.00 to 1.00 % CH 2 O 0.0 to 10.0 % CH 2 O HI Reagent kit for 110 tests (formaldehyde) Glycol, oxidation method present/absent HI Reagent kit for 25 tests (glycol) Hardness, total and calcium, EDTA titration method 0.0 to 20.0 gpg total Hardness (CaCO 3 ) 0.0 to 20.0 gpg Calcium (Ca) HI Reagent kit for 200 tests Hardness, total, EDTA titration method 0.0 to 20.0 gpg HI Reagent kit for 200 tests (CaCO 3 ) HI 3833 Phosphate Test Kit V7
3 for Chemical Test Kits Hardness, total, EDTA titration method 0.0 to 30.0 mg/l 0 to 300 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 test Hardness, total, EDTA method 0 to 30 gpg HI Reagent kit for 100 test Hardness, total, EDTA method 0 to 3000 mg/l HI 3840 Test kit for 50 tests (range 0 to 150 mg/l) HI 3841 Test kit for 50 tests (range 40 to 500 mg/l) HI 3842 Test kit for 50 tests (range 400 to 3000 mg/l) Hydrazine, p-dimethylaminobenzaldehyde method (ppm) HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (N 2 H 4 ) Hydrogen Peroxide, iodometric method 0.00 to 2.00 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (H 2 O 2 ) Hydroxide, acid titration method 0.00 to 1.00 g/l 0.0 to 10.0 g/l HI Reagent kit for 110 tests (OH - ) Hypochlorite, iodometric method 50 to 150 g/l Cl2 HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (hypochlorite) Iodine, DPD colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 50 tests (I 2 ) Iodine, DPD colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (I 2 ) Iron HR, phenanthroline colorimetric method HI Iron LR, phenanthroline colorimetric method HI Iron MR, phenanthroline colorimetric method HI Iron, phenanthroline colorimetric method HI Reagent kit for 50 tests (Fe) Magnesium (irrigation water), EDTA method 0.0 to 24.0 mg/l 0.0 to mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Mg irrigation water) Magnesium and Calcium (soil), method EDTA - see Calcium and Magnesium Manganese (irrigation water) HR, sodium periodate method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Mn HR) Manganese (LR), method sodium periodate HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Mn LR) Nitrate (soil + irrigation), cadmium reduction method 0 to 60 mg/l (soil) (irrigation water) HI Reagent kit for 200 tests (NO - 3 -N) Nitrate, cadmium reduction method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (NO - 3 -N) Nitrite, chromotropic acid method 0.00 to 0.50 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (NO - 2 -N) HI 3895 Complete Test Kit for Soil Analysis V8
4 for Chemical Test Kits Nitrite, chromotropic acid method 0.0 to 1.0 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (NO - 2 -N) Ozone, DPD method 0.0 to 2.3 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (O 3 ) 4.0 to 6.5 ph HI Reagent kit for 100 tests ( ph, reag. Cl 2 ) HI Reagent kit for 100 tests ( ph) 6.0 to 8.5 ph HI Reagent kit for 100 tests ( ph, Cl 2 reag.) HI Reagent kit for 100 tests ( ph) 3.0 to 5.0 ph HI Reagent kit for 200 tests ( ph) 7.5 to 10.0 ph HI Reagent kit for 100 tests ( ph, Cl 2 reag.) HI Reagent kit for 100 tests ( ph) 4.0 to 10.0 ph HI Reagent kit for 300 tests ( ph) 4.0 to 8.0 ph HI Test kit for 200 tests Phenol, aminoantipyrine method 0.5 to 5.0 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (phenol) Phosphate (irrigation water), ascorbic acid method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (PO 3-4 orthophosphate) Phosphate, ascorbic acid method HI Reagent kit for 50 tests (PO 3-4 orthophosphate) Phosphate, ascorbic acid method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (PO 3-4 orthophosphate) Phosphorus (soil), colorimetric method 0.0 to mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (phosphorus) Potassium (soil), turbidimetric method 50 to 250 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (potassium) Salinity, mercuric nitrate titration method 0.0 to 40.0 g/kg HI Reagent kit for 110 tests (salinity) SAR, EDTA titration method >0.0 meq/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (S.A.R) Silica HR, Heteropoly Blue method 0 to 40 mg/l 0 to 800 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (SiO 2 ) Silica LR, Heteropoly Blue method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (SiO 2 ) Sodium, exchangeable (EES) and gypsum requirement (GR), calcium sulphate method 0.00 to meq/100 g soil (EES) 0.0 to metric ton/ha (GR) HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (EES and GR) HI 3855 Cyanide Test Kit V9
5 for Chemical Test Kits Accessories for Analysis Code Description Accessories Soil analysis, Ned (N), ascorbic acid (P), tetraphenylborate (K), ph indicaators (ph) Nitogen (N): trace, low, medium, high Phosphorus (P): trace, low, medium, high Potassium (K): trace, low, medium, high ph: 4 to 9 ph HI Reagent kit for 10 tests (N, P, K, ph) HI Reagent kit for 25 tests (N, P, K, ph) Sulphate, barium chloride method 2 HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (SO 2-4 ) Sulphate LR / HR, barium chloride method 100 to 1000 mg/l 1000 to mg/l HI Reagent kit for 200 tests (SO 2-4 ) Sulphite, iodometric titration method 0 to 20 mg/l 0 to 200 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Na 2 SO 3 ) Zinc, extended range, zincon method 0.0 to 4.0 mg/l HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Zn) Zinc, zincon method HI Reagent kit for 100 tests (Zn) HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI P HI P HI P HI P HI HI P HI P HI P HI P HI P HI P HI Demi-02 Demi-05 Demi-10 Ammonia color cube Bromine color cube Chlorine color cube Iodine color cube Phosphate color cube Iron color cube 200 µl automatic pipet 1000 µl automatic pipet 2000 µl automatic pipet Tip for 200 µl automatic pipet (25 pcs) Tip for 1000 µl automatic pipet (25 pcs) Tip for 2000 µl automatic pipet (25 pcs) Cap for 20 ml beaker (10 pcs) Cap for 50 ml beaker (10 pcs) Plastic Beaker, 50 ml (10 pcs) Plastic Beaker, 20 ml (10 pcs) 60 ml glass BOD bottle Plastic bottle, 120 ml (10 pcs) Cap for 120 ml plastic bottle (10 pcs) Dosing spoon (10 pcs) Graduated syringe (10 pcs) Tip for graduated syringe (10 pcs) Plastic vials (5 pcs) 25 ml glass test tube with cap, (2 pcs) Bottle for 2 L of demineralized water Bottle for 5 L of demineralized water Bottle for 10 L of demineralized water Demi-02, Demi-05 and Demi-10 Bottles for Demineralized Water V10
Parameter Method Range # of Tests Code Page. Acidity (as % Oleic acid) titration % acidity 6 HI
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