pH Single-Cell Combination Electrode, Gel/Sealed, with NTC 30K Ohm Temperature Sensor Quantity:Each During fatty acid synthesis and N1092180-100

Name: pH Single-Cell Combination Electrode, Gel/Sealed, with NTC 30K Ohm Temperature Sensor Quantity:Each During fatty acid synthesis and N1092180-100
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SKU: 65216119754
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pH Single-Cell Combination Electrode, Gel/Sealed, with NTC 30K Ohm Temperature Sensor Quantity:Each During fatty acid synthesis and N1092180-100

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pH Single Cell Combination Electrode, Gel Sealed, with NTC 30K Ohm Temperature Sensor Quantity:Each During fatty acid synthesis and N1092180 100 During fatty acid synthesis and gluconeogenesis Dissolves readily in nitric and hot concentrated sulfuric acids Product of DOSTMANN electronic GmbH pH range: 0 14 Temperature range: 10°C 60°C Material: Epoxy Temperature probe: Yes Diaphragm: Ceramic

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