PZRT 1-Pack 7cm Qualitative Filter Paper Fast Speed Round Laboratory Filter Paper Chemical Analysis Industrial Oil Testing Funnel Filter Paper
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7.69
Score By Feature
Based on 28 ratings
Giftable
8.04
Value for money
7.98
Satisfaction
8.24
Customer service
7.90
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Product Description
Filter paper for high-speed quantitative analysis, which is perfectly suited for retaining crystalline materials and general chemistry.
The pipe's diameter is 7cm, its bore diameter is 20-25um, the filtration rate is less than 35 seconds, and its ash content is less than zero. 20%, Quantitate 80 +/- 4 grams per square meter
It has a strong absorbency to liquids, and it is loose. For filtration of sediments and suspended solids, it is commonly used in chemical laboratories. The paper has a higher ash content than quantitative filter paper, and a certain amount of ash remains
No additives, no risk of toxicity. Chemical stability and no taste No additives, no risk of toxicity and no taste. A non-toxic and odorless acid and alkali filter that can achieve temperature accuracy up to 0 degrees using the hot-rolled filtration process. There is a difference of one micron.
In qualitative filter paper, there is usually more residue, such as ash, and it is usually used in general qualitative analysis and for precipitation or suspension of solution, however, it cannot
Questions & Answers
What is the number of packs in one?
Packs of 100 filters should contain 100 filters.
Selected User Reviews For PZRT 1-Pack 7cm Qualitative Filter Paper Fast Speed Round Laboratory Filter Paper Chemical Analysis Industrial Oil Testing Funnel Filter Paper
When wet, the material disintegrates
3/5
Although this should filter decently, I find that the paper disintegrates when I try to remove it from the funnel and filter.
Aidan Townsend
| Mar 25, 2021
The product was exactly what I wanted
5/5
I was very happy with it.
Ashton Benson
| May 31, 2021
The quality of the product is superb
5/5
The price is right for the quality.
Clara Ritter
| Apr 22, 2021