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Cytiva Whatman™ Quantitative Filter Paper: Grade 40 Circles
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Description
Supports accurate analysis in applications sensitive to very low levels of background contamination. Whatman™ Quantitative Filter Paper: Grade 40 Circles are additionally useful in gravimetric analysis where ash content might affect weight measurements of combusted samples.
Ashless grades are very pure filters suitable for a wide range of critical analytical filtration procedures. Whatman™ quantitative filter papers are designed for gravimetric analysis and the preparation of samples for instrumental analysis.
Suited for
- High-purity filters for quantitative analysis
- Contain 0.007% maximum ash content
- Medium nominal particle retention rating of 8μm
- Medium filtration speed (Herzberg 340 sec.)
Suited for
- Soil analysis, when separating solid matter from aqueous extracts
- Quantitative determination of milk sediment
- Use as a clean-up filter for solutions prior to atomic absorption (AA) spectrometry
- Analysis of constituent components in cements, clays, iron, and steel products
- Collection of trace elements and radionuclides from the atmosphere

Specifications
Specifications
Airflow Rate | 21 s/100 mL/in2 |
Description | Grade 40 Ashless Filter Paper for Pollution Analysis, 12.7 mm circle (400 pcs) |
Filter Type | Ashless |
Format | Disc |
Material | Cotton Linters |
Particle Retention | 8 μm |
Pore Size | 8 μm |
Filtration Speed | ASTM, 75 seconds; Herzberg, 340 seconds |
Flow Rate | Medium |
For Use With (Application) | Designed for gravimetric analysis and the preparation of samples for instrumental analysis.Gravimetric analysis for numerous components in cements, clays, iron, and steel products.As a primary filter for separating solid matter from aqueous extracts in |
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