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Thermo Scientific Orion 931801 Half-Cell Ammonium Ion Selective Electrode (ISE) Sensor Module, 17,000 to 0,01 ppm Measurement Range

Thermo Scientific Orion 931801 Half-Cell Ammonium Ion Selective Electrode (ISE) Sensor Module, 17,000 to 0,01 ppm Measurement Range

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Brand : Thermo Scientific Orion
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Manufacturer : Thermo Scientific
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PartNumber : 931801
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Publisher : Thermo Scientific
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Title : Thermo Scientific Orion 931801 Half-Cell Ammonium Ion Selective Electrode (ISE) Sensor Module, 17,000 to 0,01 ppm Measurement Range
Weight : 0.7
WeightUnit : pounds

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Does the job but nothing extraordinary.

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