Platinum-Cobalt Color standard 200 APHA

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Platinum-Cobalt Color standard 200 APHA Specification

EINECS No
Not available (mixture)

Shelf Life
1 year under proper storage conditions.

Density
1.0 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

HS Code
3822.00.00 (Chemical preparations for specific uses)

CAS No
Not available (composite standard)

Grade
Analytical grade

Poisonous
NO

Smell
Odorless

Structural Formula
Visualizable as an aqueous solution with brominated organic compounds.

Ingredients
Distilled water brominated organic compounds and stabilizing agents.

Molecular Formula
H2O + C27H19Br2O5 (Indicator Solution)

Shape
Liquid form; no distinct shape

Ph Level
Neutral (~7)

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight. Recommended storage conditions include a temperature range of 1525C.

Physical Form
Liquid solution

Properties
Serves as a stable reference for measuring color intensity and hue on the Platinum-Cobalt (APHA) scale.

Purity
High purity suitable for laboratory testing.

Appearance
Transparent light yellow

Application
Used as a colorimetric standard for measuring the APHA color index in liquids (primarily water and industrial coolant systems).

Solubility
Highly soluble in water

Usage
For laboratory and industrial testing; to compare color intensity of liquids.

Molecular Weight
Various (Depends on colorimetric components)

About Platinum-Cobalt Color standard 200 APHA

Platinum-Cobalt Color standard 200 APHA is a high-purity analytical grade liquid solution used as a colorimetric standard to measure color intensity in various liquids, including water and industrial coolant systems. With a transparent light yellow appearance, this solution is odorless, non-toxic, and highly soluble in water. It serves as a stable reference for comparing color intensity on the Platinum-Cobalt (APHA) scale, containing brominated organic compounds and stabilizing agents in distilled water. Suitable for laboratory and industrial testing, this product has a neutral pH level and a density of 1.0 g/cm3, with a shelf life of one year under proper storage conditions.