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The LLG Labware Buffer Solution pH 4.00 ± 0.01/20°C, 1 L is a high-quality pH buffer solution, designed for precise calibration and pH measurement in laboratory settings. This solution provides excellent stability, ensuring accurate and reliable pH readings. With a pH value of 4.00 ± 0.01 at 20°C, it is ideal for a variety of applications, including calibration of pH meters, titration, and other laboratory experiments. The 1 L bottle ensures you have enough solution for multiple uses in the lab.
The LLG Labware Buffer Solution pH 4.00 ± 0.01/20°C is a reliable and essential tool for laboratories requiring accurate pH calibration for a variety of applications.
Manufacturer P/N
4664603
Part Number
4.664 603
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
pH value (20°C)
4.00
Manufacturer P/N
9041368
Part Number
9.041 368
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
pH value (20°C)
7.00
Manufacturer P/N
6324542
Part Number
6.324 542
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
pH value (20°C)
10.00
Manufacturer P/N
6324547
Part Number
6.324 547
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
pH value (20°C)
9.00
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