Water Quality Testing Kits
Hach Company Chromium 2 Reagent Powder Pillows, pk/100
For total chromium determination by the Alkaline Hypobromite Oxidation method
Hach Company Sulfite 3 Reagent, 1 L
For sulfite determination by drop-count iodometric titration. 1 liter bottle.
Hach Company Chlorine Dioxide Color Disc
Fast, accurate visual method for determining chlorine dioxide concentrations.
Hach Company CEL Basic Wastewater Laboratory - Replacement Reagent Set
Complete replacement reagent set for CEL Basic Wastewater Laboratories (Part Nos. 2688200 and 251236)
Waters Corporation Preventative Maintenance Kit, ACQUITY H-Class QSM, Annual
This kit is designed for the ACQUITY H-Class Quaternary Solvent Manager. It provides all the necessary components to ensure the instrument operates at peak performance through annual preventative maintenance.
- Includes mixer
- Includes plungers
- Includes check valves
- Includes seals
- Includes filters
- Designed for annual replacement
- Ensures peak instrument performance for the Quaternary Solvent Manager
Hach Company Boric Acid Powder Pillows, pk/100
For Ammonia determination by distillation. Pack of 100 Powder Pillows.
Enzo Life Sciences TOTAL-NUCLEAR-ID green/red nucleolar/nuclear detection kit (1Kit)
Enzo Life Sciences’ TOTAL-NUCLEAR-ID Green/Red Nucleolar/Nuclear Detection Kit contains two proprietary dyes suitable for simultaneous live-cell staining of nucleoli and nuclei. The dyes allow examination of nucleolar dynamic changes in intracellular distribution, trafficking and localization arising from biological processes such as the cell cycle and ribosome biogenesis. The kit is compatible with most fluorescence detection systems, including conventional and confocal fluorescence microscopes, as well as High Content Screening (HCS) platforms. This kit is specifically designed for visualizing nucleoli and nuclei in living cells. A control nucleolus perturbation agent, actinomycin D, is provided for monitoring changes in nucleolar dynamics. Applications: Fluorescence microscopy, Fluorescent detection .