Standard buffer solutions for ph-meter calibration. Reliable Traceable to NIST Tested according to DIN and DIN Supplied with certificate
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1 Reliable Traceable to NIST Tested according to DIN and DIN Supplied with certificate
2 ph value is probably the most common of all routinely performed measurements in laboratories. Since ph-value affects all chemical and biochemical reactions, it is very important to have a reliable measurement. ph-meters measure the voltage developed between two electrodes immersed in the sample and compare that value to a calibration derived from the same electrode pair and known standards. These standard buffer solutions must be accurate and reliable. Scharlau standard buffer solutions are precise, reliable and directly traceable to NIST. They are measured performing a five-point calibration according to DIN Calibration standards are prepared according to DIN Packaging Our standard buffer solutions are bottled in HDPE bottles and delivered in a plastic bag together with its certificate of analysis. 1. Traceability All our standard buffer solutions are directly traceable to standard reference materials from NIST. We buy certified primary standard reference materials from NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA) and we measure our standard buffer di-rectly against them. This assures correct traceability to NIST. 2. Uncertainty The total uncertainty factor of our standard buffer solutions is max. ± 0,01 ph units, except solutions ph 10, 11, 12 and 13, where two point calibration is performed and uncertainty is max. ± 0,02 ph units.
3 Multi-point calibration Multi-point calibrations are more precise than two-point or bracketing calibrations. We use five-point calibration whenever possible because the use of more than five points does not yield any significant improvement in the statistical information obtained. In five-point calibration, the cell electromotive force is determined in five standard buffer solutions and a linear regression calculation is performed. Measurement is done according to DIN Temperature dependence of the ph The ph value of a solution de-pends on the temperature. This is the reason why it is only useful to quote a ph value if the measuring temperature is stated at the same time. We usually state the ph values of our standard buffer solutions at 20 C, but we also manufacture the most used ph solutions (ph 4, 7 and 10) at 25 C stated temperature. ph - Temperature dependence tables of our standard buffer solutions are printed in our certificates and labels. 5. Date of opening Our labels contain a specific area for the user to record the date of opening. Tel Fax
4 Standard buffer solutions (20 C) We offer a broad range of solutions from ph 1 to ph 13 (20 C). Product Composition Capacity Cat. no. Standard buffer solution ph 1 ± 0,01 (20 C) Glycine/Sodium chloride/hydrochloric acid 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 1 ± 0,01 (20 C) Glycine/Sodium chloride/hydrochloric acid 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 2 ± 0,01 (20 C) Citric acid/sodium hydroxide/hydrochloric acid 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 2 ± 0,01 (20 C) Citric acid/sodium hydroxide/hydrochloric acid 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 3 ± 0,01 (20 C) o-phosphoric acid/sodium hydroxide 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 3 ± 0,01 (20 C) o-phosphoric acid/sodium hydroxide 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 4 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 4 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 500 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 4 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 4 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 5 l SO P Standard buffer solution ph 4,01 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 4,01 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 5 ± 0,01 (20 C) Acetic acid/potassium hydroxide 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 5 ± 0,01 (20 C) Acetic acid/potassium hydroxide 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 6 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/sodium hydroxide 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 6 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/sodium hydroxide 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 7 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 7 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 500 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 7 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 7 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 5 l SO P Standard buffer solution ph 7,02 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 7,02 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 7,02 ± 0,01 (20 C) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 5 l SO P Standard buffer solution ph 8 ± 0,01 (20 C) di-sodium tetraborate/calcium chloride/hydrochloric acid 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 8 ± 0,01 (20 C) di-sodium tetraborate/calcium chloride/hydrochloric acid 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 9 ± 0,01 (20 C) Boric acid/potassium chloride/sodium hydroxide 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 9 ± 0,01 (20 C) Boric acid/potassium chloride/sodium hydroxide 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 9 ± 0,01 (20 C) Boric acid/potassium chloride/sodium hydroxide 5 l SO P Standard buffer solution ph 10 ± 0,02 (20 C) Sodium carbonate/sodium hydrogen carbonate 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 10 ± 0,02 (20 C) Sodium carbonate/sodium hydrogen carbonate 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 10 ± 0,02 (20 C) Sodium carbonate/sodium hydrogen carbonate 5 l SO P Standard buffer solution ph 11 ± 0,02 (20 C) Boric acid/sodium hydroxide/potassium chloride 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 11 ± 0,02 (20 C) Boric acid/sodium hydroxide/potassium chloride 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 12 ± 0,02 (20 C) di-sodium hydrogen phosphate/sodium hydroxide 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 12 ± 0,02 (20 C) di-sodium hydrogen phosphate/sodium hydroxide 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 13 ± 0,02 (20 C) Potassium chloride/sodium hydroxide 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 13 ± 0,02 (20 C) Potassium chloride/sodium hydroxide 1 l SO
5 Coloured standard buffer solutions The coloured solutions are easily identified by the users and avoid mistakes in the laboratory due to a wrong buffer selection. They are also widely used in field analysis. We offer coloured solutions measured at 20 C and 25 C. Coloured standard buffer solutions (20 C) Product Composition Capacity Cat. no. Standard buffer solution ph 4 ± 0,01 (20 C) (red) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 4 ± 0,01 (20 C) (red) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 7 ± 0,01 (20 C) (yellow) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 7 ± 0,01 (20 C) (yellow) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 10 ± 0,02 (20 C) (blue) Boric acid/potassium chloride/sodium hydroxide 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 10 ± 0,02 (20 C) (blue) Boric acid/potassium chloride/sodium hydroxide 1 l SO Coloured standard buffer solutions (25 C) Product Composition Capacity Cat. no. Standard buffer solution ph 4 ± 0,01 (25 C) (red) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 4 ± 0,01 (25 C) (red) Potassium hydrogen phtalate 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 7 ± 0,01 (25 C) (yellow) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 7 ± 0,01 (25 C) (yellow) Potassium dihydrogen phosphate/di-sodium hydrogen phosphate 1 l SO Standard buffer solution ph 10 ± 0,02 (25 C) (blue) Boric acid/potassium chloride/sodium hydroxide 250 ml SO Standard buffer solution ph 10 ± 0,02 (25 C) (blue) Boric acid/potassium chloride/sodium hydroxide 1 l SO All our standard buffer solutions are delivered together with its certificate of analysis Shelf life of our standard buffer solutions is typically 2 years. Tel Fax
6 How many times did you dispose of an unfinished buffer bottle because you were not sure of its accuracy? If your answer is a number, you need MONOBUF. NEW MONOBUF Ready-to-use standard buffer solutions packaged in single doses. Our MONOBUF packaging allows you to open a new buffer solution bottle every time you perform a calibration. Without MONOBUF: 1. Open a new bottle of standard buffer solution. 2. Write on the label the date of opening. 3. Pour the solution from the original bottle to a smaller measuring vessel. 4. Label the vessel and write down the ph and date to keep it identified in the laboratory. Often this solution is used for a number of calibrations for a few days. 5. Do the measurement. With MONOBUF everything is easier: 1. Take one of the 30 ml containers in the MONOBUF box. 2. Write down the date of opening on the label. 3. Do the measurement. CAT-BUFEN6 Description Capacity Cat. no. MONOBUF ph 4 ± 0,01 (20 C) (red) 12 x 30 ml SO MONOBUF ph 7 ± 0,01 (20 C) (yellow) 12 x 30 ml SO MONOBUF ph 10 ± 0,02 (20 C) (blue) 12 x 30 ml SO Use fresh buffer solutions to calibrate your ph-meter. This is always recommended by ph-meter manufacturers. Scharlau Chemie S.A. Scharlab S.L. Tel Fax
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