Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Kjeldahl Tablets (Free Of Mercury And Se | 1.18348.0250 | Merck) |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 250 TABS |
| Form | Tablets |
| Grade | Analytical |
| Application | Protein digestion, Kjeldahl nitrogen analysis |
Product Description
When it comes to accurate protein analysis, the right reagents make all the difference. Kjeldahl Tablets (Free Of Mercury And Se) from Merck are designed for researchers, students, and lab professionals who need reliable results without the hazards of mercury-based catalysts. These tablets simplify the Kjeldahl digestion process, ensuring consistent performance in food testing, agricultural research, and environmental studies.
Unlike traditional Kjeldahl methods that rely on mercury, these tablets use a safer, eco-friendly formulation. Each tablet contains a precise blend of catalysts and reagents, eliminating the need for manual weighing and reducing the risk of contamination. Whether you’re analyzing soil samples, dairy products, or wastewater, these mercury-free tablets deliver the same efficiency with added safety.
At eqipped, we understand the importance of precision in lab work. That’s why we offer these high-quality Kjeldahl tablets, trusted by scientists and educators across India. The 250-tablet pack ensures you have enough supply for multiple experiments, making it a cost-effective choice for both small-scale and bulk testing.
Upgrade your protein analysis with mercury-free Kjeldahl tablets. Order now for safer, more accurate results.
How Kjeldahl Tablets Work
The Kjeldahl method is the gold standard for determining nitrogen content in organic and inorganic samples. These tablets streamline the process by combining sulfuric acid, potassium sulfate, and copper sulfate into a single, easy-to-use form. When added to your sample, the tablet dissolves and accelerates the digestion phase, breaking down proteins into ammonia, which is then measured to calculate nitrogen content.
Because these tablets are free of mercury and selenium, they’re safer to handle and dispose of, aligning with modern lab safety protocols. This makes them ideal for educational institutions, research labs, and quality control facilities that prioritize both accuracy and sustainability.
Applications of Mercury-Free Kjeldahl Tablets
These tablets are versatile and widely used in:
- Food and beverage industry: Testing protein content in dairy, meat, and plant-based products.
- Agricultural research: Analyzing soil and fertilizer nitrogen levels.
- Environmental monitoring: Measuring nitrogen in water and wastewater samples.
- Academic labs: Teaching students the Kjeldahl method with safer reagents.
With their consistent composition, these tablets reduce variability between tests, giving you confidence in your data. Plus, their long shelf life means you can stock up without worrying about degradation.
Why Mercury-Free Matters
Traditional Kjeldahl methods often use mercury as a catalyst, which poses health and environmental risks. Mercury exposure can lead to neurological issues, and improper disposal contaminates ecosystems. By switching to mercury-free tablets, labs can:
- Protect researchers and students from toxic exposure.
- Comply with stricter environmental regulations.
- Reduce hazardous waste disposal costs.
These tablets prove that safety doesn’t come at the expense of performance. They match the efficiency of mercury-based catalysts while being far gentler on both people and the planet.
Tips for Best Results
To maximize accuracy with these Kjeldahl tablets:
- Use distilled water for sample preparation to avoid interference.
- Ensure complete dissolution of the tablet before heating.
- Follow the recommended digestion time for your specific sample type.
- Calibrate your equipment regularly to maintain precision.
For detailed protocols, refer to standard Kjeldahl method guidelines or consult your lab’s SOPs. If you’re new to the process, eqipped’s customer support can guide you through best practices.
FAQs
Are these Kjeldahl tablets suitable for all sample types?
Yes, they work well with most organic and inorganic samples, including food, soil, and water. However, highly fatty or fibrous samples may require additional pretreatment.
How do I store these tablets to maintain their efficacy?
Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the container tightly sealed to prevent moisture absorption.
Can I use these tablets for educational purposes?
Absolutely. Their safety profile makes them ideal for student labs, allowing hands-on learning without mercury exposure risks.
What’s the shelf life of these Kjeldahl tablets?
When stored properly, they remain stable for up to 2 years from the manufacturing date.
Do I need special equipment to use these tablets?
No, they’re compatible with standard Kjeldahl digestion systems. Just follow your lab’s existing setup.
