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Whatman 1001-090 Filter Paper

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         货品编号:  Whatman .1001-090

         品牌:  Whatman 

         品名:  Filter Paper

         Complete Packsize:  100 Pieces
         Dimensions:  Ø 90 mm

     

         产品描述

         A widely used standard grade filter paper for routine applications with medium retention and flow rate.

         It covers a wide range of laboratory applications and is frequently used for clarifying liquids.

     

         These cellulose filters are used in qualitative analytical techniques to determine and identify materials. Prepleated qualitative

         filters are also available, which give improved flow rate and increased loading capacity compared to equivalent flat filters.

     

         Grade 1: 11 µm

     

         The most widely used filter paper for routine applications with medium retention and flow rate. Extended range of sizes includes 10

         to 500 mm diameter circles and 460 x 570 mm sheets. This filter is also available in the FilterCup, this is a convenient, disposable

         70 mm filter funnel with a 250 ml capacity molded from polypropylene with an integral, heat bonded filter (catalog number 1600-001).

     

         This grade covers a wide range of laboratory applications and is frequently used for clarifying liquids. Traditionally the grade is used

         in qualitative analytical separations for precipitates such as lead sulfate, calcium oxalate (hot), and calcium carbonate.

     

         In agriculture, it is used for soil analysis and seed testing procedures. In the food industry, Grade 1 is used for numerous routine

         techniques to separate solid foodstuffs from associated liquid or extracting liquid and is widely used in education for teaching simple

         qualitative analytical separations.

     

         In air pollution monitoring, using circles or rolls, atmospheric dust is collected from airflow and the stain-intensity measured photometrically.

         For gas detection, the paper is impregnated with a chromogenic reagent and color formation quantified by optical reflectance.