Industrial Test Systems WaterWorks 480048 Mercury Check, 2 Minutes and 30 Seconds Test Time, 50-1000 ppb Range (Bottle of 50)

Industrial Test Systems WaterWorks 480048 Mercury Check, 2 Minutes and 30 Seconds Test Time, 50-1000 ppb Range (Bottle of 50)

$ 20.17

Score By Feature

Based on 10 ratings

Durability

9.38

Ergonomic

8.72

Value for money

8.73

Easy to hold

8.38

Versatility

7.78

Light weight

7.06

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Product Description

MERCURY DETECTION LEVELS 0 50 100 200 500 1000 ppb (g/L)

A single dip and read test strip procedure and an optimized color chart make the product easy to use for non-technical users and technical users alike for checking water for Mercury.

KIT Bottle with 50 test strips and the verified color chart sheet allows for a faster match of colors

CONTROLLED AND RELIABLE The components are tested by Quality Control personnel at every step and turned away if out of specification Concentrations are determined by recognized reference methods using calibrated equipment and the standards are prepared with suitable equipment.

The highest quality test strip products are manufactured by HIGHEST QUALITY ITS in their USA facility under conditions that allow for reproducibility accuracy and traceability using Good Manufacturing Practices.

Hg+2 ions are the only ions in the sample that will be detected by this test

IRON RESULTS MAY BE INTERFERED WITH BY OTHER METAL

Questions & Answers

We don't have a color diagram of the levels, so how can we tell what level we are at? Can you think of anything to base it off of?

I hope you have a good day. Color charts are located on the outside of every bottle.

Is this a good way to test for Mercury in urine?

A test to determine whether dissolved mercury exists in water samples is provided by this test, which uses color to indicate dissolved mercury So any color in a sample would potentially cause the test pad to develop differently based on the color in the sample.

Selected User Reviews For Industrial Test Systems WaterWorks 480048 Mercury Check, 2 Minutes and 30 Seconds Test Time, 50-1000 ppb Range (Bottle of 50)

I just wanted to give you an idea

4/5

This is a rough estimate. However, the color spectrum is huge. * Additionally, before even using the strip, the natural color is already between zero and the range from 255 to 310. An air pollution levels of 50 parts per billion or more above 40 or 50 is considered excessive. This is a good choice if you need to know if your water has a mercury level above 50 0. 05 mg per liter).

Aldo Wong

| Feb 03, 2021

It turned out that my drinking water had a 50 PPM level when I tested it with SensSafe Mecury Check

3/5

The equipment that they used for testing had no readings on it whatsoever. They decided to get professional, more expensive testing done. There was no difference in the results when I rechecked it several times. There may have been a reaction between the strip and.

Robin FRASER

| Aug 04, 2020

I was surprised by the results, every household should test their water, don't trust your supplier, ours came out fine, but I still have a filter system for it, as 90% of our body is water

5/5

Benson Smith

| Aug 10, 2020

Analytical studies can be performed on this material

5/5

They are always accurate and I use them for a number of analytical tests that we conduct. I am very satisfied with this.

Aarya Knapp

| Jun 09, 2021

Thanks a lot, that works The product was very sensitive

5/5

My daughter earned an A+ for use in a science fair project, due to its excellent quality.

Isabella Jenkins

| Sep 25, 2020

I would not recommend spending money on this! purchased these strips in order to check the mercury levels in our water, but there is no can color chart to refer to

3/5

Since the strips only show parts per million, I don't know what they mean. How many PPM does a company have? There are many chemicals listed on the package, but what colors are they for? Trying to get help from the website but couldn't find it! Spend your money wisely, you'll see nothing but a color for something you have no idea about!.