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$title = "Cross-match Taylor and PoolSolutions test chemicals";
$description = "Cross-match Taylor and PoolSolutions test chemicals";
$abstract = "Cross-match Taylor and PoolSolutions test chemicals";
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| Cross-Match PoolSolutions & Taylor Reagents |
| PS # |
Taylor # |
Chemical |
| (same) |
R-0600 |
Orthotolidine solution |
| (same) |
R-0014 |
Phenol red solution (note: similar R-0004 is
NOT the same) |
| CHL #1 |
R-0870 |
DPD powder mixture |
| CHL #2 |
R-0871 |
FAS solution |
| CHL #3* |
R-0003 |
Potassium iodide solution |
| ALK #1* |
R-0007 |
Sodium thiosulfate solution |
| ALK #2* |
R-0008 |
Methyl red / bromocresol green solution |
| ALK #3* |
R-0009 |
Sulfuric acid solution |
| CAL #1* |
R-0010 |
Sodium hydroxide solution |
| CAL #2* |
R-0011L |
Calcon indicator |
| CAL #3* |
R-0012 |
EDTA solution |
| CYA #1* |
R-0013 |
Melamine solution |
| SALT #1* |
R-0630 |
Potassium chromate solution |
| SALT #2* |
R-0706 |
Silver nitrate solution |
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Although we are still mostly using Taylor reagents, the reagent set we
use does NOT correspond exactly to any single Taylor kit. So, if you
purchase Taylor refills, you MUST do so by reagent number, and not by kit
number, if you want to be sure that you receive the right item.
- Taylor ships only two sizes of liquid reagents: 3/4 oz, and 2 oz. (They
also ship refills in various other sizes.) Please note that ONLY the 3/4 oz
size will fit in the PS233 / PS234 case. The bottles they use for the 2 oz
size are two long for almost all the compartments in the PS233 / PS234 case.
- *In the past, all our reagents have been purchased from Taylor. However,
with the PS234, in a few cases, we have purchased chemically identical
reagents from lab supply houses, rather than from Taylor. Reagents marked
with an asterisk (*) may be Taylor reagents, or they may be chemically
identical reagents from another source. Taylor reagents -- if you get the
number right -- should still work fine, however.
Revised 14 May 2006 -- BMP (Corrected PS100 reagent names) |
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