Wanklyn Soap Solution 1L UN [5637]

The Wanklyn Soap Solution 1L is a specialised laboratory reagent commonly used in water testing and analytical chemistry. Supplied in a convenient 1 litre bottle, this solution is ideal for educational and laboratory environments where accurate and reliable testing is essential.

Traditionally used in the Wanklyn method for determining water hardness, this solution plays a key role in demonstrating important environmental and chemical analysis techniques. It is particularly suitable for school laboratories conducting water quality investigations and practical chemistry experiments.

Key Features

• Wanklyn Soap Solution for water analysis
• Supplied in a 1 litre bottle
• Commonly used in water hardness testing
• Suitable for analytical and environmental chemistry
• Ideal for school laboratories and educational use
• Supports accurate and repeatable testing procedures
• UN Number: 1170
• CAS Number: n/a

Ideal for School Science Lessons

Perfect for KS4, GCSE, and A-Level chemistry and environmental science, this solution supports practical investigations into water quality and chemical analysis.

• Testing water hardness in environmental science lessons
• Exploring analytical chemistry techniques
• Investigating water quality and treatment
• Supporting practical laboratory experiments
• Enhancing understanding through hands-on scientific investigation

Important Purchasing & Safety Information

Please note: This chemical is supplied only to educational establishments and will be delivered exclusively to registered school addresses.

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Accurate, reliable, and essential for water analysis, the Wanklyn Soap Solution 1L is a valuable resource for teaching practical chemistry and environmental science.