Photometric determination with diphenylpyridyl triazine Iron(II) ions react with a triazine derivative to form a violet colour complex. The NANOFIX reagent capsule is required for reduction of Fe(III) to Fe(II) and for pH adjustment. New: Reaction time reduced from 10 to 5 minutes.
DataPhotometric determination with diphenylpyridyl triazine Iron(II) ions react with a triazine derivative to form a violet colour complex. The NANOFIX reagent capsule is required for reduction of Fe(III) to Fe(II) and for pH adjustment. New: Reaction time reduced from 10 to 5 minutes.
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A.Trying to pick out the correct test can prove to be a challenge. There are a number of different tests available from Hach to test for Iron and you will need to select the most appropriate test for the specific form of iron you are testing for. Iron can be present in natural and treated water. The presence of excess iron can have negative impacts for instance insoluble deposits (rust) can ...
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