Description
Specifications Table
Product Name: – Potassium Hydroxide 1M (1N) Standardized Solution NIST Traceable
Quantity/Pack Size: – 1 L
Form: – Liquid Solution
Grade: – Analytical Reagent (AR)
Application: – pH Calibration, Titration, Analytical Chemistry
Product Overview
Potassium Hydroxide 1M (1N) Standardized Solution is a high-purity, NIST-traceable reagent designed for precise analytical and research applications. This solution is meticulously prepared to meet stringent quality standards, ensuring accuracy and reliability in laboratory settings. The 1M (1N) concentration provides optimal performance for pH calibration, titration, and other critical chemical analyses. Manufactured under controlled conditions, this solution guarantees consistent results, making it a trusted choice for educators, researchers, and students. Its NIST traceability ensures traceability to international standards, enhancing the credibility of experimental data. The solution is packaged in a convenient 1-liter container, ensuring ease of use and storage. Whether for academic, industrial, or research purposes, this Potassium Hydroxide solution delivers the precision and quality required for demanding laboratory applications.
FAQs
1. What is the primary use of Potassium Hydroxide 1M solution?
Potassium Hydroxide 1M solution is primarily used for pH calibration, titration, and various analytical chemistry applications.
2. Is this solution compatible with all types of lab equipment?
Yes, this solution is compatible with standard lab equipment such as pH meters, titrators, and other analytical instruments.
3. How should I store this solution to maintain its quality?
Store the solution in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve its stability.
4. What does NIST traceability ensure in this product?
NIST traceability ensures that the solution meets internationally recognized standards for accuracy and reliability.
5. Can this solution be used for educational purposes?
Yes, it is suitable for educational demonstrations, experiments, and training in academic settings.
