WHA1005090
Whatman® qualitative filter paper, Grade 5
circles, diam. 90 mm, pack of 100
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material
cellulose filters
circles
packaging
pack of 100
manufacturer/tradename
Whatman 1005-090
Whatman Article No. 28414040 (US reference)
parameter
0.40 psi wet burst
1420 sec/100 mL speed (Herzberg)
diam.
90 mm
thickness
200 μm
ash
≤0.06%
pore size
2.5 μm (Particle retention)
basis weight
100 g/m2
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General description
These cellulose filters are used in qualitative analytical techniques to determine and identify materials. Prepleated qualitative filters are also available, which give improved flow rate and increased loading capacity compared to equivalent flat filters.
Grade 5: 2.5 μm, (slow filter paper)
The maximum degree of fine particle filtration in the qualitative range. Capable of retaining the fine precipitates encountered in chemical analysis. Slow flow rate. Excellent clarifying filter for cloudy suspensions and for water and soil analysis.
Grade 5: 2.5 μm, (slow filter paper)
The maximum degree of fine particle filtration in the qualitative range. Capable of retaining the fine precipitates encountered in chemical analysis. Slow flow rate. Excellent clarifying filter for cloudy suspensions and for water and soil analysis.
Other Notes
Field of Use : For internal research use only. Products are not intended for diagnostic use or resale.
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