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Sodium hydroxide is a deliquescent, white crystalline solid. It is an extensively used industrial alkali. It is used for adjusting the pH values of water during instrumentation and characterization.
Application
Sodium hydroxide solution is suitable for use with E-TOXATE Kits, ET0100, ET0200, and ET0300 as pH adjustment solution. Avoid contamination.
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Met. Corr. 1
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