Prior to, and during the process of fermentation, a measure of the pH of the solution is quite important. The correct pH must be established initially, and should be monitored throughout the process in order [...]
The pH test strips and papers are based on acidobasic indicators, which change their colors in a particular pH range. Acidobasic indicators are generally very stable compounds, and we have chosen the best indicators based [...]
We have several different packaging options, including: Clear resealable bags Amber resealable bags (light protection) Foil bags (light and humidity protection) Clear vials White flip-top vials (light and moisture protection) Amber bottles (light protection) [...]
Development time for test strips is dependent upon many factors. The kinetics of the color development are manipulated by altering the formula employed on the test pad, along with adjusting the conditions of the test [...]
The Hydrion QAC test strips are reddish-orange in color before use. Our QAC test strips are yellow in color before use. Instructions for the Hydrion QAC test strips tell you to dip the strip into [...]
When testing RO, distilled, or tap water, the strips may not behave like you would expect. The colors on the chart were developed for these strips using buffer solutions. The indicators used with the strips [...]
Sodium chloride salt is not an oxidizer and will not react with any of our chlorine strips. However, if you are using salt in pools as a source of chlorine, and your question is, "Can [...]
Chlorine dioxide is less reactive than chlorine or ozone, which means lower concentrations of chlorine dioxide can be used to achieve effective disinfection. It can also be used when large amounts of organic matter are [...]
Chlorine bleach at concentrations of at least 1000ppm is an effective germicide for dangerous pathogens such as MRSA (Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus), VRE (Vancomycin Resistent Enterococci) and Clostridium difficile. The High Level Chlorine ( 0-1,000ppm) [...]
According to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), the following are standard definitions of clean, sanitize, and disinfect: Clean – The process that physically removes debris from the surface or area by scrubbing, washing, and rinsing. [...]