
Copper (Soluble) Test Kits

Visual Kit
Range | MDL | Method | Type | Kit Cat. No. | Refill Cat. No. |
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0.0 - 1.0 & 1 - 10 ppm | 0.05 ppm | Bathocuproine | CHEMets | K-3510 | R-3510 |
Instrumental Kit
Range | Method | Type | Kit Cat. No. |
---|---|---|---|
0 - 12.00 ppm (0 - 7.00 ppm Spectrophometer) | Bathocupoine | Vacu-vials | K-3503 |
Note: Click on the ‘Kit Cat. No.’ to view the test instructions. Click on the ‘Range’ value for Vacu-vials to view accuracy chart.
CHEMetrics offers test kits employing the well-known Bathocuproine reagent to deliver sensitivity and accuracy within two minutes or less. Based on CHEMetrics patented Self-Filling Reagent Ampoule technology. Premixed. Premeasured. Precise. Each kit contains 30 tests.
The Bathocuproine Method
CHEMetrics' test kits employ the bathocuproine reagent. Bathocuproine disulphonate forms an orange-coloured chelate with copper. The method measures total soluble copper as ppm (mg/l) Cu. The test kits are applicable for analysis of drinking water, surface waters, groundwater, wastewater and seawater.
Reference:
APHA Standard Methods, 22nd ed., Method 3500-Cu C - 1999.
Applications
Copper is naturally present in the earth's crust and in seawater. Copper-containing fungicides are used to control biological growth in water supplies. Copper levels in domestic water supplies may also originate from copper pipes and fittings. Copper may cause blue/green staining on sanitary fittings, and excessive levels can result in a metallic taste. The Directive Prescribed Concentration or Value (PCV) for copper in drinking water in UK and Ireland is 2.0 mg/l. The measurement of copper is an important means of monitoring the corrosion of condensate systems and heat exchangers.
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