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Sulfate is widely present in natural waters. It is not toxic but has to be kept below a certain threshold because it imparts an unpleasant taste to the water.
The concentrations are particularly higher close to mine run-off water. Sulfate is also widely used as a nutrient in agriculture. The HANNA instrument kit covers an extensive range for measuring sulfate concentrations.
- Method: Turbidimetric
- Range: 20-100 mg/L
- Smallest Increment: 5 mg/L
- Chemical Method: Barium chloride
- Number of Tests: 100
- Weight: 290 g
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