D and D Portable Refractometer
D and D Portable Refractometer
What\u2019s different between our NEW refractometer and others you might ask? Almost all, if not all, of the refractometers currently available to the aquarium hobby are designed for measuring saltwater (sodium chloride or brine solution) and not true \u2018seawater\u2019. Although seawater is mostly sodium chloride it also contains other elements such as magnesium and calcium that change the refractive index slightly and will give a slightly different result. The most common symptom of this difference in refractive index can be seen when mixing up salt as per salt manufacturer\u2019s instructions and achieving a solution strength where it appears, through testing, that the levels of elements are lower than stated by the manufacturer. In actual fact all of the levels are low as the salinity is not as high as the aquarist believes \u2013 we have all seen low Ca or Mg for a given SG with almost all brands of salt. It turns out that a 35ppt solution of tr.
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D and D Portable Refractometer
D and D Portable Refractometer
What\u2019s different between our NEW refractometer and others you might ask? Almost all, if not all, of the refractometers currently available to the aquarium hobby are designed for measuring saltwater (sodium chloride or brine solution) and not true \u2018seawater\u2019. Although seawater is mostly sodium chloride it also contains other elements such as magnesium and calcium that change the refractive index slightly and will give a slightly different result. The most common symptom of this difference in refractive index can be seen when mixing up salt as per salt manufacturer\u2019s instructions and achieving a solution strength where it appears, through testing, that the levels of elements are lower than stated by the manufacturer. In actual fact all of the levels are low as the salinity is not as high as the aquarist believes \u2013 we have all seen low Ca or Mg for a given SG with almost all brands of salt. It turns out that a 35ppt solution of tr.
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D and D Portable Refractometer
What\u2019s different between our NEW refractometer and others you might ask? Almost all, if not all, of the refractometers currently available to the aquarium hobby are designed for measuring saltwater (sodium chloride or brine solution) and not true \u2018seawater\u2019. Although seawater is mostly sodium chloride it also contains other elements such as magnesium and calcium that change the refractive index slightly and will give a slightly different result. The most common symptom of this difference in refractive index can be seen when mixing up salt as per salt manufacturer\u2019s instructions and achieving a solution strength where it appears, through testing, that the levels of elements are lower than stated by the manufacturer. In actual fact all of the levels are low as the salinity is not as high as the aquarist believes \u2013 we have all seen low Ca or Mg for a given SG with almost all brands of salt. It turns out that a 35ppt solution of tr.
Product Specifications
General | |
|---|---|
type | refractometer |
water type | marine |
Brand | DD Aquarium Solutions |
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