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Fauna Marin sells Multi Reference, a solution with multiple chemical references in one solution.@Randy Holmes-Farley are there any phosphate standards for test kits you like or is there an easy way you would recommend making one?
I have trisodium phosphate if that's helpful. I would love a recipe if it's not too much work.You can make one if you want. I can devise a recipe if needed.
I have trisodium phosphate if that's helpful. I would love a recipe if it's not too much work.
It's the stuff from loudwolf:Does the description say hydrate in it, such as dodecahydrate (a common form)?
Assume it is the dodecahydrate and make up the standard. When you test the phosphate kit you will be way off if it is not the dodecahydrate. Or check the melting point, it is pretty low and no other hydrate is close.It's the stuff from loudwolf:
https://www.loudwolf.com/storefront/index.php?route=product/product&path=775&product_id=1176
That said, it may be a little old so I could probably buy another bottle. Not sure how long it keeps for.
Fauna Marin sells Multi Reference, a solution with multiple chemical references in one solution.
I may end up going this route.I was also going to suggest this. I keep a bottle on hand in case I see back to back test anomalies with the Tridents.
Good to know maybe I'll just go the fauna marin route or look for another commercially available one.I’m disappointed in how Loudwolf labels that product. It is not ordinary sodium phosphate from the molecular formula and the CAS number. It is sodium tripolyphosphate, with 3 phosphates linked together. I would not use it as a standard since I am not certain how well our test kits will quantify it.