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1 1 (7) sl Joulukuu 2008 Addista (Addition & Standard Solution) (DataSheet DOC ) Watertight results due to quality assurance. Measured values alone are not a sufficient basis for drawing reliable conclusions. They must be backed up by a quality control system for the method, materials and measurement results. addista the analytical quality assurance concept for all important parameters, complete with standard and spiking solutions as well as participation in round robins for selfmonitoring and external corroboration. Traceable test equipment monitoring in conformity with ISO 9000 ff, for measuring instruments and pipettes. Visiting address Tel Reijolanristeys Messipojantie 20 Sellukatu 4
2 Part No. Designation Number of tests LCA700 * Addista LCA700, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK304 Ammonium mg/l as NH4-N 17 LCK328 Potassium mg/l 85 LCK348 Phosphate, ortho mg/l as PO4-P 170 LCK414 COD mg/l 42 LCK328 LatoN mg/l 85 LCA701 * Addista LCA701, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK306 Lead mg/l 8 LCK321 Iron mg/ 42 LCK329 Copper mg/l 42 LCK337 Nickel mg/l 42 LCK353 Sulphate mg/l 42 LCK360 Zinc mg/ 425 LCA702 * Addista LCA702, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK301 Aluminum mg/l 27 LCK308 Cadmium mg/l 8 LCK353 Sulphate mg/l 42 LCK313 Chromium, VI mg/l 42 LCK313 Chromium, total mg/l 42 LCA703 * Addista LCA703, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK049 Phosphate, ortho mg/l 17 LCK114 COD mg/l 42 LCK303 Ammonium mg/l as NH4-N 425 LCK339 Nitrate mg/l 85 LCK350 Phosphate, ortho mg/l 212 LCK353 Sulphate mg/l 42 LCK386 TOC mg/l 85 Note: * Storage in a refrigerator recommended to ensure stability and shelf-live Addista (Addition & Standard Solution) (DataSheet DOC ) Part No. Designation Number of tests LCA704 * Addista LCA704, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK153 Sulphate mg/l 17 LCK305 Ammonium mg/l as NH4-N 170 LCK314 COD mg/l 42 LCK340 Nitrate mg/l as NO3-N 425 LCK349 Phosphate, ortho mg/l as PO4-P 42 LCK385 TOC mg/l 42 Visiting address Tel Reijolanristeys Messipojantie 20 Sellukatu 4
3 LCA705 * Addista LCA705, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK014 COD 1, ,000 mg/l 85 LCK302 Ammonium mg/l as NH4-N 425 LCK387 TOC mg/l 85 LCA706 * Addista LCA706, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK521 Iron mg/l 17 LCK529 Copper mg/l 17 LCK537 Nickel mg/l 17 LCW032 Manganese mg/l 4 LCA707 * Addista LCA707, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK341 Nitrite mg/l NO2-N 42 LCK614 COD mg/l 42 LCK348 Phosphate, total mg/l 170 LCA708 * Addista LCA708, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK338 LatoN mg/l TNb 425 LCK514 COD mg/l 42 LCK350 Phosphate, total mg/l PO4-P total 212 LCA709 * Addista LCA709, Mixed Standard/Spiking/Round Robin test Solution LCK138 LatoN mg/l TNb 70 LCK614 COD mg/l 42 LCK349 Phosphate, total mg/l PO4-P total 42 LCK342 Nitrite mg/l as NO2-N 425 LCA310 * LCK310 Chlorine 20 LCA333 Triton X-100 based standard for LCK 333 LCA390 * LCK390 AOX 6 LCA555 * LCK555 BOD 10 BDV012 Quality control cards for documentation, (12 cards - German language) Note: * Storage in a refrigerator recommended to ensure stability and shelf-live Monostandards Part No. Designation Qty Aluminum Standard Solution, 10 mg/l as Al3+ Yes 100 ml Aluminum Standard Solution, 50 mg/l as Al3+ Yes 16/pkg Aluminum Standard Solution, 100 mg/l as Al3+ Yes 100 ml Aluminum Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l as Al3+ Yes 100 ml
4 Ammonia Nitrogen Standard Solution, 1 mg/l NH3-N 500 ml Ammonia Nitrogen Standard Solution, 10 mg/l NH3-N 500 ml Ammonia Nitrogen Standard Solution, 50 mg/l NH3-N 16/pkg Ammonia Nitrogen Standard Solution, 100 mg/l NH3-N 500 ml Ammonia Nitrogen Standard Solution, 150 mg/l NH3-N 16/pkg Ammonia Nitrogen Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l NH3-N 1 L Arsenic Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l as As 100 ml Barium Standard Solution, 50 mg/l as Ba2+ Yes 500 ml Barium Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l as Ba2+ Yes 100 ml Barium Standard Solution, 5000 mg/l as Ba2+ Yes 16/pkg Benzotriazole Standard Solution, 500 mg/l 100 ml BOD Standard Solution, 300 mg/l Glucose plus Glutamic Acid Yes 16/pkg BOD Standard Solution, 3000 mg/l Glucose plus Glutamic Acid Yes 16/pkg Boron Standard Solution, 250 mg/l as B 16/pkg Boron Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l as B 100 ml Chlorine Standard Solution, mg/l as Cl2 Yes 20/pkg Chlorine Standard Solution, mg/l as Cl2 Yes 20/pkg Chlorine Standard Solution, mg/l as Cl2 Yes 16/pkg Cadmium Standard Solution, 25 mg/l Cd2+ Yes 16/pkg Cadmium Standard Solution, 100 mg/l Cd2+ Yes 100 ml Chloride Standard Solution, 100 mg/l as Cl ml Chloride Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l as Cl- 500 ml Chloride Standard Solution, mg/l as Cl- 16/pkg Chromium VI Standard Solution, 5 mg/l as Cr6+ Yes 20/pkg Chromium VI Standard Solution, 10 mg/l as Cr6+ Yes 20/pkg H Chromium VI Standard Solution, 50 mg/l as Cr6+ Yes 100 ml Chromium, Trivalent, Standard Solution, 50 mg/l Cr ml Chromium, Trivalent, Standard Solution, 12.5 mg/l Cr3+ 16/pkg Cobalt Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l Co ml Color Standard Solution, 15 platinum-cobalt units 1000 ml Color Standard Solution, 500 platinum-cobalt units 16/pkg Color Standard Solution, 500 platinum-cobalt units 1000 ml Copper Standard Solution, 10 mg/l Cu ml Copper Standard Solution, 12.5 mg/l as Cu2+ 16/pkg Copper Standard Solution, 75 mg/l as Cu2+ 10/pkg Copper Standard Solution, 100 mg/l Cu ml Note: 1 10 ml Voluette Ampules 2 2 ml PourRite Ampules For convenient opening of Ampules Ampule Breaker Kit is recommended!
5 Monostandards Part No. Designation Qty Cyanide: prepared by Potassium Cyanide, ACS requires export license!! 125 g Fluoride Standard Solution, 0.2 mg/l F Fluoride Standard Solution, 0.5 mg/l F Fluoride Standard Solution, 0.8 mg/l F Fluoride Standard Solution, 1.0 mg/l F Fluoride Standard Solution, 1.0 mg/l F ml Fluoride Standard Solution, 1.2 mg/l F Fluoride Standard Solution, 1.5 mg/l F Fluoride Standard Solution, 2.0 mg/l F Fluoride Standard Solution, 100 mg/l F Formaldehyde Standard Solution, 4000 mg/l as HCOH 16/pkg Hardness: Calcium Chloride Standard Solution, 500-μg/l as CaCO3 946 ml Hardness: Calcium Chloride Standard Solution, μg/l as CaCO3 946 ml Hydrazine Sulfate, ACS 100 g Iron Standard Solution, 10 mg/l Fe 16/pkg Iron Standard Solution, 50 mg/l Fe 16/pkg Iron Standard Solution, 100 mg/l Fe 100 ml Lead Standard Solution, 50 mg/l Pb 16/pkg Lead Standard Solution, 100 mg/l Pb 100 ml Manganese Standard Solution, 10 mg/l Mn 20/pkg Manganese Standard Solution, 250 mg/l Mn 16/pkg Manganese Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l Mn 100 ml Mercury Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l Hg Yes 100 ml Molybdenum Standard Solution, 10 mg-l as Mo ml Molybdenum Standard Solution, 500 mg/l as Mo6+ 16/pkg Molybdenum Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l as Mo ml Nickel Standard Solution, 50 mg/l Ni Yes 16/pkg Nickel Standard Solution, 300 mg/l Ni Yes 16/pkg Nickel Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l Ni Yes 100 ml Nitrate Nitrogen Standard Solution, 10 mg/l NO3-N 500 ml Nitrate Nitrogen Standard Solution, 12 mg/l NO3-N 16/pkg Nitrate Nitrogen Standard Solution, 100 mg/l NO3-N 500 ml Nitrate Nitrogen Standard Solution, 250 mg/l NO3-N 16/pkg Nitrate Nitrogen Standard Solution, 500 mg/l NO3-N 16/pkg Nitrogen, Primary Standard Set for TKN (solid substances) set of TOC Standard Solution (KHP Standard, 1000 mg/l C) 5/pkg Potassium Acid Phthalate 500 g Oxygen, Dissolved (Zero water) Visiting address Tel Reijolanristeys Messipojantie 20 Sellukatu 4
6 29434 Sodium Hydrosulfite, technical grade 500 g Note: 1 10 ml Voluette Ampules 2 2 ml PourRite Ampules For convenient opening of Ampules Ampule Breaker Kit is recommended! Monostandards Part No. Designation Qty Phosphate Standard Solution, 1 mg/l as PO43 Yes 500 ml Phosphate Standard Solution, 3 mg/l as PO4 946 ml Phosphate Standard Solution, 10 mg/l as PO43 Yes 946 ml Phosphate Standard Solution, 15 mg/l as PO43 Yes 100 ml Phosphate Standard Solution, 50 mg/l as PO43 Yes 16/pkg Phosphate Standard Solution, 50 mg/l as PO43 Yes 500 ml Phosphate Standard Solution, 500 mg/l as PO43 Yes 16/pkg Potassium Standard Solution, 100 mg/l 500 ml Potassium Standard Solution, 250 mg/l 16/pkg Quarternary Ammonium Compound Standard Solution, 100 mg/l as CTAB 100 ml Selenium Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l 100 ml Silica Standard Solution, 500-μg/L as SiO2 Yes 3.78 L Silica Standard Solution, 1 mg/l as SiO2 Yes 500 ml Silica Standard Solution, 10 mg/l as SiO2 Yes 500 ml Silica Standard Solution, 50 mg/l as SiO2 Yes 200 ml Silica Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l as SiO2 Yes 500 ml Silver Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l as Ag+ 100 ml Sulfate Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l 500 ml Sulfate Standard Solution, 2500 mg/l 16/pkg Sulfite Standard Solution, 15 mg/l as SO ml Sulfite Standard Solution, 5000 mg/l as SO32-16/pkg Surfactants Standard Solution, 60 mg/l LAS 16/pkg THM Standard, 10-ppm as Chloroform, ampule each Turbidity Formazine Primary Standard Solution, 4000 FNU/NTU 100 ml Turbidity Formazine Primary Standard Solution, 4000 FNU/NTU 500 ml Volatile Acids Standard Solution, 62,500 mg/l as HOAc 16/pkg Zinc Standard Solution, 25-mg/l as Zn2+ Yes 20/pkg Zinc Standard Solution, 25-mg/l as Zn2+ Yes 16/pkg Zinc Standard Solution, 100-mg/l as Zn2+ Yes 100 ml Zinc Standard Solution, 1000 mg/l as Zn2+ Yes 100 ml
7 Note: 1 10 ml Voluette Ampules 2 2 ml PourRite Ampules For convenient opening of Ampules Ampule Breaker Kit is recommended! Multi- Standards for HACH Methods Part No. Designation Qty MIXED PARAMETER COMPOSITION QUALITY CONTROL STANDARDS Metals Drinking Water/ LR 1.0 mg/l Cu, 0.3 mg/l Fe, 0.1 mg/l Mn Metals Drinking Water/HR 2.5 mg/l Cu, 1.5 mg/l Fe, 5.0 mg/l Mn Drinking Water Inorganics 2.0 mg/l NO3--N, 50 mg/l SO42-, 1.0 mg/l F-, 2.0 mg/l PO LR Hardness 100 mg/l as CaCO3 Total Hardness, 50 mg/l as CaCO3 Ca Hardness HR Hardness 1000 mg/l CaCO3 Total Hardness, 500 mg/l CaCO3 Ca Hardness Oxygen Demand 396 mg/l BOD, 617 mg/l COD, 242 mg/l TOC Wastewater Influent Inorganics** 15 mg/l NH3 N, 10 mg/l NO3 -N, 10 mg/l PO43-, 500 mg/l COD, 400 mg/l SO42-, 161 mg/l TOC Wastewater Effluent Inorganics** 2 mg/l NH3 N, 4 mg/l NO3- -N, 2 mg/l PO43-, 25 mg/l COD, 50 mg/l SO42-, 8 mg/l TOC Qty 16 x 10 ml ampoules
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