Products
We have very wide of range of produts suitable for every requirement in Cleaning of various types. Please take a moment and have a look at products below:
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Potassium Iodide Crystals |
RXSOL-60-6220-500 | Potassium iodide pure USP BP EP FCC CAS 7681110 | View Details >> |
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Starch Indicator Solution |
RXSOL-60-6221-100 | Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Sulfide Buffer Solution |
RXSOL-60-6222-100 | Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Iodine Titrating Solution 0.00625 Normal |
RXSOL-60-6223-100 | Iodine Titrating Solution Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Sodium Sulphite (Sulfite), 0.05% Solution |
RXSOL-60-6225-100 | Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Dimethyl Sulfoxide DMSO |
RXSOL-60-6224-100 | This colorless liquid is an important polar aprotic solvent that dissolves both polar and nonpolar compounds and is miscible in a wide range of organic solvents as well as water. | View Details >> |
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Potassium Iodide 5% Solution |
RXSOL-60-6226-500 | Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Aniline Solution |
RXSOL-60-6227-100 | Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Sodium Sulfate, Anhydrous |
RXSOL-60-6228-500 | Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Electrode Storage Solution |
RXSOL-60-1711-020 | DO NOT store your pH electrode in distilled or deionised water as this will cause ions to leach out of the glass membrane and reference electrolyte, causing a slow and sluggish response. | View Details >> |
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High pH Indicator Solution |
RXSOL-60-6229-100 | Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Octyl Alcohol |
RXSOL-60-6230-100 | Octyl alcohol is a colorless, slightly viscous liquid | View Details >> |
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Isopropyl Alcohol (2-propanol) L.R.Grade |
RXSOL-60-6230-500 | Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Methylene Blue Solution 1 ml = 0.01 ME (AF Grade) |
RXSOL-60-6231-030 | Lab Reagent | View Details >> |
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Hardness Indicator Solution (AF Grade) |
RXSOL-60-6232-100 | Calcium and magnesium present in a water sample is determined, by giving the greatest color change as the end point. | View Details >> |
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