This parameter is important in determining the corrosive properties of minerals found in water, such as, silicates, carbonates, bicarbonates, and dissolved salts of phosphates and some organic acids. Testing alkalinity is important in the treatment of drinking water, wastewater, pools, heating and cooling, food and beverage cleaning systems, soil and environmental testing, as well as in agriculture, and aquaculture applications.

• Method: Tritration
• Range: 0-100 mg/L - 0-300 mg/L
• Smallest Increment: 1 mg/L - 3 mg/L
• Chemical Method: Phenolphthalein/Bromphenol blue
• Number of Tests: approx. 110
• Weight: 460 g