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PLATINUM-COBALT COLOR STANDARD 50 APHA

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MOQ : 1 Milliliter

PLATINUM-COBALT COLOR STANDARD 50 APHA Specification

Storage
Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight

HS Code
3822.00.90

Density
1.00 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Melting Point
Not applicable (aqueous solution)

Molecular Formula
Mixture (main components: H2O, K2PtCl6, CoCl2)

Poisonous
Yes

Structural Formula
Not applicable (mixture)

Taste
Not applicable / Not tested

Smell
Odorless

Solubility
Completely miscible in water

Other Names
APHA 50 Color Standard, Pt-Co 50 APHA Solution

Molecular Weight
Mixture

Ph Level
Neutral, approx. pH 7

Purity
Certified accurate to 50 2 APHA units

Form
Solution

Boiling point
Approximately 100C (water)

Shape
Liquid

Classification
Chemical reagent/standard

Chemical Name
Platinum-Cobalt Color Standard (50 APHA)

CAS No
7732-18-5 (water), 7646-79-9 (Cobalt(II) chloride), 16919-58-7 (Potassium hexachloroplatinate)

EINECS No
Not assigned for mixtures

Grade
Analytical Reagent Grade

Standard
Conforms to APHA, ASTM D1209, ISO 6271

Type
Color standard solution

Usage
Analytical laboratory use

Main Material
Platinum-cobalt solution, prepared according to APHA methods

Application
Reference standard solution for colorimetric analysis, calibration of spectrophotometers, verification of color measurements in water and wastewater analysis

About PLATINUM-COBALT COLOR STANDARD 50 APHA

Purchase the PLATINUM-COBALT COLOR STANDARD 50 APHA at a special rate, perfectly suited for colorimetric analysis and spectrophotometer calibration. This valuable analytical reagent grade solution, polished for exceptional clarity, is a rare and uncommon standard in laboratories dedicated to water quality and color measurements. Each clear yellowish liquid comes in a sealed 500 ml or 1000 ml bottle, complete with a lot number for seamless traceability. Promotion valid while stocks last! Store and handle as directed to preserve its certified accuracy and integrity.

Applications and Directions for Use

The PLATINUM-COBALT COLOR STANDARD 50 APHA is commercially used for calibrating spectrophotometers, verifying color measurements, and serving as a reference solution in water and wastewater analysis. Directions for use include mixing or diluting as per the test method and protecting from prolonged light exposure. It finds applications across municipal water labs, industrial testing facilities, and environmental agencies. Analysts should wear gloves and safety goggles during use and follow all laboratory safety protocols.

Reliable Supply, Swift Arrival, and Certifications

Available for prompt purchase and nationwide arrival, this product caters superbly to domestic markets and international exchange. Our supply ability ensures consistent availability for distributors, importers, exporters, and wholesalers in India. Each batch carries globally recognized certifications, meeting APHA, ASTM D1209, and ISO 6271 standards. Delivery time varies with order size, but most shipments are dispatched rapidly for quick exchange and seamless integration into your laboratory workflow.

FAQ's of PLATINUM-COBALT COLOR STANDARD 50 APHA:

Q: How should the PLATINUM-COBALT COLOR STANDARD 50 APHA be stored for maximum shelf life?

A: Store the solution at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, and keep bottles sealed until use to maintain its quality for up to one year from the manufacture date.

Q: What is the main benefit of using this color standard in laboratories?

A: It provides a certified, accurate reference for calibrating spectrophotometers and validating color measurements, ensuring reliable and reproducible analytical results.

Q: Where can this product be commonly applied?

A: It is commonly used in municipal water laboratories, industrial facilities, environmental monitoring stations, and other settings requiring standard colorimetric analysis.

Q: What is the safe handling process for this reagent?

A: Always use gloves and safety goggles when handling. Avoid skin or eye contact, ingestion, and ensure any spills are cleaned and disposed of as hazardous chemical waste according to local regulations.

Q: When should I dispose of the product?

A: The reagent should be disposed of after its one-year shelf life has expired, or if contamination or compromise in its appearance occurs before then.

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