6921046

Cytiva Whatman™ Quantitative Filter Paper: Grade 41 Circles

Use for quantitative air pollution analysis as a paper tape for impregnation when determining gaseous compounds at high flow rates or for quantitative air pollution analysis. Whatman™ Quantitative Filter Paper: Grade 41 Circles are commonly used in preparing samples for metal analysis after nitric acid digestion.

Manufacturer: Fischer Scientific

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Format

Disc

Particle Retention

20 μm

Filtration Speed

ASTM, 12 seconds; Herzberg, 54 seconds

Porosity

Coarse

Thickness (Metric)

215 μm

Material

Cotton Linters

Pore Size

20 μm

Flow Rate

Fast

Quantity

100 Pk.

Type

Quantitative Filter Paper

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Description

  • Use for quantitative air pollution analysis as a paper tape for impregnation when determining gaseous compounds at high flow rates or for quantitative air pollution analysis
  • Whatman™ Quantitative Filter Paper: Grade 41 Circles are commonly used in preparing samples for metal analysis after nitric acid digestion
  • Ashless grades are very pure filters suitable for a wide range of critical analytical filtration procedures
  • Whatman™ quantitative filter papers are designed for gravimetric analysis and the preparation of samples for instrumental analysis
  • Extremely low ash content (0.007% ash maximum) 20μm nominal particle retention rating Fast filtration speed (Herzberg 54 s) Commonly used for routine air pollution analysis and soil pollution analysis High-purity filters for quantitative analysis

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ASTM, 12 seconds; Herzberg, 54 seconds

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Coarse

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215 μm

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Cotton Linters

Pore Size:
20 μm

Flow Rate:
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100 Pk.

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Quantitative Filter Paper

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