Membrane filters type 113, cellulose nitrate, sterile
Content:
100
Product number:
7017019
Product information "Membrane filters type 113, cellulose nitrate, sterile"
White, individually sterile packed. Very low content of extractable materials. Weight constant after 60 minutes of drying at 105 °C. Suitable for residue analysis, microscopic viewing in incident or transmitted light, chemotaxis, x-ray fluorescence, spectrometry and gravimetric analysis. Autoclavable at 121 °C. Other pore sizes and formats are available on request.
Other patterns are available on request.
Other patterns are available on request.
| Autoclavable: | Yes |
|---|---|
| Colour: | White |
| Manufacturer Article Number: | 11301--47----ACN |
| Material: | Cellulose nitrate (CN) |
| Pore size: | 8.00 µm |
| Sterile: | Yes |
| Type: | 113 |
| UNSPSC: | 41104921 |
| Ø: | 47 mm |
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