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A common drinking water test (which will run $100 or so) will not run tests for hydrazine but there is a more exhaustive test ($600 or so) which will. We use e
by rsync 3y ago
A common drinking water test (which will run $100 or so) will not run tests for hydrazine but there is a more exhaustive test ($600 or so) which will.
We use etrlabs.com for these tests.
Edit: hrmmm… troubling to see Hanna meters called out as defective or malfunctioning - presumably their ph meters - as we use those for everything…
- perihelions 3y agoAre you certain you've understood their product offering? That vendor doesn't mention hydrazine in the long list of things they say they check for, on their website.
- vGPU 3y agoIndeed, that one doesn’t appear to. There are plenty of standalone kits that do as it’s used to prevent boiler corrosion, however. Here’s an example: https://www.chemetrics.com/product-category/test-kits/hydrazine/ https://www.chemetrics.com/product-category/test-kits/hydraz... I don’t know if there are any “all in one” tests that include it but I’m not involved in the field in any way aside from using a reverse osmosis filter on my tap.
- fatfingerd 3y agoThe article states these other companies played a role in faulty pH measurement, leading to less dilution with actual real water.
- rsync 3y ago"That vendor doesn't mention hydrazine ..." You are correct. I'm surprised it isn't in the "ultimate water test" and I assumed that it was.