Water/wastewater
Advancement in Photometric Analysis
Apr 07 2008
With the reagent delivery device (eXact® Strip) all the required reagents are impregnated and dried onto filter paper which is then attached to a plastic handle, so reagent handling is minimized. This innovation allows the simultaneous introduction of reagents that must normally be kept segregated. For example, Standard Method 4500-Cl-G, free chlorine testing with Diethyl-p-phenylene diamine sulfate (DPD) uses monobasic and dibasic phosphate buffers. The buffers must be kept separate from the DPD until the test is run. With eXact® Strip the reagents are segregated, stable, and on a single strip called eXact® Strip DPD-1.
For free chlorine the methodology is as follows: Fill the meter cell to capacity (10mL volume) with the water sample. Turn on the meter, and zero. Dip the eXact® Strip DPD-1 in the water sample for 20 seconds with back and forthmotion, then remove the strip and discard. Press the meterĂ¢â‚¬â„¢s read button and it will display the free chlorine level with
0.01 mg/L precision.
eXact® Strip technology has new applications in pool/spa, home, aquarium/pond, food processing and dialysis water testing. Additional applications include automotive coolant and lead paint testing. The eXact® EZ Advanced Photometric System offers more than 25 different parameters for analysis. For more information, please visit us online.
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