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What is a total hardness kit?
Total Hardness Kit
Water hardness is caused almost entirely by calcium and magnesium ions. Other divalent and trivalent metals have a similar effect, but are not usually present in sufficient concentrations in drinking water to cause problems.
High hardness prevents the formation of soap scum and can cause scale in water systems, especially boilers, cooling systems, and fresh water piping. Hardness is an important control test in a wide range of applications.
Note that:
The total hardness test measures the total content of calcium and magnesium ions in water.
The hardness results are usually expressed as mg/l CaCO3 (calcium carbonate). This is a convention that compares different results and does not necessarily indicate that hardness is present only in the form of calcium in water.
Water analysis kits and their types
For quick and simple testing of drinking and industrial waters in order to maintain health and prevent damage to equipment, as well as control production processes, reliable methods are needed to identify and measure the chemicals present in water. Abrzan laboratory kits are a suitable tool for detecting and measuring the desired quantities such as alkalinity, acidity, chloride, total hardness, oxygen, chlorine, ammonia, phosphate, hydrazine, aluminum, tin, etc.
Water Analysis Measurement Kits from Abrizan Industrial Research Company
Abrizan Company kits are a suitable solution for measuring water parameters such as total hardness, pH, alkalinity, etc. in research laboratories, hospitals, factories, etc. With their help, the desired quantity is estimated and the repetition of time-consuming and expensive tests is prevented. They are also much lower in price than digital ones, and their working principles are usually titration or colorimetry.
Row | Kit type | Accuracy | Method | Description |
1 | Total hardness kit | 1 ppm | Volumetrics | Includes 1 indicator and 2 titrants (Low concentrations 1ppm) (High concentrations 17ppm) |
2 | Alkalinity kit | 8 ppm | Volumetrics | Includes 1 titrant and 2 indicators (phenolphthalein alkalinity and total alkalinity) |
3 | pH kit | 1 - 14 | Colorimetry | Includes 3 identifiers |
Bulk purchases include discounts.
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