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Several months a go I purchased an Acid Test "kit". A few months
ago I purchased another Acid Test "kit" from a different retailer. The first one had Sodium Hydroxide solution of N/10 and the Phenolphthalein was 1%. The 2nd kit had Sodium Hydroxide solution of 1/5N and the Phenolphthalein appears to also be 1%. The calculation needed to arrive at the acid percent is different between the two kits ... I assume due primarily to double strength of the Sodium Hydroxide solution in the 2nd kit. I have run out of the Sodium Hydroxide solution in both kits but I still have lots of the Phenolphthalein solution. I'd like to order just the chemicals rather than the "kits" due to lower price and larger quantities. It looks like the Phenolphthalein solutions are the same. My question is can I continue to use the Phenolphthalein solution that I still have regardless of the Sodium Hydroxide solution strength that I order? Do these chemicals have a shelf life (or do they keep for at least a few years)? Thanks again for your feedback. Roger L. Pelletier , Aurora, NE USA |
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