Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Litmus indicator paper — blue Indicator
Quantity/Pack Size – 10 books
Form – Paper strips
Grade – Laboratory grade
Application – pH testing, acid-base detection
Product Overview
Litmus indicator paper — blue Indicator is a trusted tool for determining the pH level of solutions, providing quick and accurate results. This blue litmus paper is specifically designed to detect acidic conditions, turning red when exposed to acidic substances. Made from high-quality, lab-grade materials, it ensures consistent performance in various testing environments. Each strip is impregnated with a natural dye derived from lichens, making it safe and reliable for repeated use. The paper is easy to handle, with a non-bleeding design that prevents color transfer, ensuring clear and unambiguous results. Whether used in educational settings or research laboratories, this blue litmus paper is an essential component for any pH testing kit. Its compact and portable format allows for convenient storage and use, making it ideal for fieldwork or on-the-go experiments. The high sensitivity of the paper ensures that even minor changes in pH levels are detected, providing precise and dependable readings every time.
FAQs
1. How does blue litmus paper work?
Blue litmus paper turns red when it comes into contact with acidic solutions, indicating a pH level below 7. It remains blue in neutral or alkaline conditions.
2. Can blue litmus paper be reused?
No, blue litmus paper is designed for single-use only. Reusing it may lead to inaccurate results due to contamination or dye depletion.
3. What is the shelf life of blue litmus paper?
When stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture, blue litmus paper can last up to 2 years without significant degradation.
4. Is blue litmus paper safe for skin contact?
Yes, blue litmus paper is non-toxic and safe for skin contact, as it is made from natural dyes and lab-grade materials.
5. How should blue litmus paper be stored?
Store blue litmus paper in its original packaging or an airtight container to protect it from moisture and contaminants, which can affect its accuracy.
