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    This document lists 60 chemicals or reagents required for a water chemistry lab, including acids, bases, salts, indicators, and other compounds. It was compiled by Stephen Siwila, a scientific officer, and is meant to be continuously updated as needs change. The list covers many common laboratory chemicals but does not include every single required substance.

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    This document lists 60 chemicals or reagents required for a water chemistry lab, including acids, bases, salts, indicators, and other compounds. It was compiled by Stephen Siwila, a scientific officer, and is meant to be continuously updated as needs change. The list covers many common laboratory chemicals but does not include every single required substance.

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    Chemicals or Reagents Required for the Water Chemistry Lab

    1. 1,10-phenanthroline monohydrate 2. Acetic Acid, Conc. (glacial) 3. Alizarin sodium monosulphonate 4. Alkaline Iodide-azide solution 5. Ammonium Chloride 6. Ammonium Hydroxide 7. Ammonium Purpurate 8. Barium Chloride 9. Bromocresol Green 10. Buffers Solutions of PH 4.01, 7.0 and 9.2 11. Calcium chloride 12. Concentrated Hydrochloric acid 13. Concentrated sulphuric acid

    14. Concentrated Nitric acid


    15. Di Potassium Hydrogen Phosphate 16. Di sodium hydrogen phosphate 17. EDTA (Disodium Salt of EDTA) 18. Eriochrome Black T (EBT) 19. Ethyl alcohol 20. Ferric Chloride 21. Ferroin Indicator solution 22. Ferrous Ammonium sulphate 23. Ferrous sulphate 24. Glycerol 25. Hexamethylenetetramine 26. Hydrazine sulphate 27. Isopropyl Alcohol 28. Magnesium sulphate 29. Manganous sulphate solution 30. Mercury II Chloride 31. Mercury sulphate 32. Methyl Orange
    List of Chemicals Compiled/prepared by Stephen Siwila (Scientific Officer-NISIR) NB: This list does not fully cover all required chemicals (continuous update is highly required)

    33. Methyl Red 34. Mixed Indicator 35. Phenolphthalein 36. Phenolphthalein Indicator 37. Potassium Chloride 38. Potassium Chromate 39. Potassium Di Hydrogen Phosphate 40. Potassium dichromate 41. Potassium hydroxide 42. Potassium iodide 43. Potassium Iodide, KI, crystals 44. Silver nitrate indicator 45. Silver sulphate 46. Sodium azide 47. Sodium Chloride 48. Sodium fluoride 49. Sodium Hydroxide 50. Sodium sulphate 51. Sodium thiosulphate 52. Sodium thiosulphate solution 53. Standard Hydraulic acid 1N, 2N, 0.1N, 0.4N, 0.02N 54. Standard sulphuric acid 55. Standard sulphuric acid 1N, 2N, 0.1N, 0.02N 56. Starch indicator 57. Starch Indicator solution 58. Sulfuric acid 59. Zirconium oxychloride 60. Zirconium oxynitrate

    List of Chemicals Compiled/prepared by Stephen Siwila (Scientific Officer-NISIR) NB: This list does not fully cover all required chemicals (continuous update is highly required)

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