WHA1440055
Whatman® quantitative filter paper, ashless, Grade 40
circles, diam. 55 mm, pack of 100
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Synonym(s):
Whatman filter, Whatman paper, Z241245, filter papers, paper filter
UNSPSC Code:
41104900
NACRES:
NB.24
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material
circles
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packaging
pack of 100
manufacturer/tradename
Whatman 1440-055
Whatman Article No. 28417990 (US reference)
parameter
0.29 psi wet burst
340 sec/100 mL speed (Herzberg)
diam.
55 mm
thickness
210 μm
ash
≤0.007%
pore size
8 μm (Particle retention)
basis weight
95 g/m2
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General description
Whatman quantitative filters are designed for gravimetric analysis and the preparation of samples for instrumental analysis. They are available in three formats designed to meet your specific needs.
Ashless: 0.007% ash maximum for Grades 40 to 44 and a maximum of 0.01% for the 589 Grades - very pure filters suitable for a wide range of critical analytical filtration procedures.
Hardened low ash: 0.015% ash maximum - treated with a strong acid to remove trace metals and produce high wet strength and chemical resistance. These filters are particularly suitable for Büchner filtration where the tough smooth surface of the filter makes it easy to recover precipitates.
Hardened ashless: 0.006% ash maximum - acid hardened to give high wet strength and chemical resistance with extremely low ash content. The tough surface makes these filters suitable for a wide range of critical filtration procedures.
Grade 40: 8 μm (medium flow filter paper)
The classic general purpose ashless filter paper with medium speed and retention. Typical applications include gravimetric analysis for numerous components in cements, clays, iron, and steel products; as a primary filter for separating solid matter from aqueous extracts in general soil analysis, quantitative determination of sediments in milk and as a pure analytical grade clean-up filter for solutions prior to AA spectrometry.
Also used as a high-purity filter in the collection of trace elements and radionuclides from the atmosphere.
Ashless: 0.007% ash maximum for Grades 40 to 44 and a maximum of 0.01% for the 589 Grades - very pure filters suitable for a wide range of critical analytical filtration procedures.
Hardened low ash: 0.015% ash maximum - treated with a strong acid to remove trace metals and produce high wet strength and chemical resistance. These filters are particularly suitable for Büchner filtration where the tough smooth surface of the filter makes it easy to recover precipitates.
Hardened ashless: 0.006% ash maximum - acid hardened to give high wet strength and chemical resistance with extremely low ash content. The tough surface makes these filters suitable for a wide range of critical filtration procedures.
Grade 40: 8 μm (medium flow filter paper)
The classic general purpose ashless filter paper with medium speed and retention. Typical applications include gravimetric analysis for numerous components in cements, clays, iron, and steel products; as a primary filter for separating solid matter from aqueous extracts in general soil analysis, quantitative determination of sediments in milk and as a pure analytical grade clean-up filter for solutions prior to AA spectrometry.
Also used as a high-purity filter in the collection of trace elements and radionuclides from the atmosphere.
Other Notes
Field of Use : For internal research use only. Products are not intended for diagnostic use or resale.
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