Introduction
Product Definition
The B31 Small Molecule Water Reagent is a chemical reagent used to quickly test whether a water sample is small molecule water. By adding drops to the water sample and observing whether a color change occurs, it can help determine whether the water quality exhibits small molecule water characteristics. This product is available in a 10ml size and is suitable for simple testing needs in households, laboratories, and related industries.
Product Features
- Easy to use: Take 10ml of water sample and add 1-2 drops of reagent to complete the test.
- Clear results: If the water sample is small molecule water, the liquid turns pink; otherwise, it does not change color, and no specialized equipment is required.
- Rapid testing: Color changes can be observed shortly after the reagent is added.
- Compact and portable: The 10ml capacity design is easy to carry and supports multiple uses.
Key Specifications
- Product name: Small Molecule Water Reagent
- Model: B31
- Volume: 10ml
- Test item: Small molecule water
- Test method: Visual colorimetric method
- Directions for use: Take 10ml of water sample, add 1-2 drops of reagent, mix well, and observe the color change
- Interpretation criteria: If the liquid turns pink, the sample is small molecule water; if it does not change color, it is not
- Precautions: Do not ingest; keep out of reach of children; avoid contact with eyes and skin
Application Scenarios
- Rapid screening of household drinking water
- Verification of small molecule water by health and wellness enthusiasts
- Preliminary assessment of water purifier output quality
- Related scientific research or educational demonstration activities
- Daily comparative water quality testing
FAQ
Q: How do I interpret the test result?
Take 10ml of water sample and add 1-2 drops of B31 reagent. If the liquid turns pink, the sample is small molecule water; if it does not change color, it is not small molecule water.
Q: How much water sample and how much reagent are needed for each test?
Each test requires 10ml of water sample and 1-2 drops of reagent. The amount of reagent used is very small.
Q: If the color after testing is very light, is it considered positive?
As long as a clear pink color change is observed, the sample can be determined as small molecule water. If there is no color change or only a very slight change, it is recommended to take a fresh water sample and test again to confirm.
Q: Can this reagent be ingested?
Do not ingest. Store properly after use and keep out of reach of children. If it accidentally comes into contact with eyes or skin, rinse immediately with plenty of water.
Q: Can the reagent be used for other water quality tests?
This product is only used to test for small molecule water. Do not use it for other test items to avoid misjudgment.
Related Terms
- Small molecule water: Water with smaller molecular clusters that can pass through cell membranes more easily than ordinary water, usually obtained through specific treatment processes.
- Reagent: A purified chemical used for chemical testing. This product is a liquid indicator reagent.
- Water sample: The water sample to be tested.
- Visual colorimetric method: A method in which results are determined by observing color changes with the naked eye.
- Pink color development: The positive color indication used to identify small molecule water with this product.