Cytiva's Whatman Grade 43 filters support inorganic analysis and other forms of instrumental analyses. The low ash content also makes Grade 43 appropriate for gravimetric analyses requiring sample combustion.Very low ash content (0.007% ash concentration maximum)Intermediate particle retention rating of 16 µmHerzberg filtration speed of 155 sParticle collection between that of Grades 40 and 41Cytiva offers other ashless grades to ensure that you have the appropriate particle retention rating for your needs. Hardened ashless grades are also available for analyses that use strong acid/alkali solutions.Particle collection and inorganic analysisWhatman Grade 43 from Cytiva's business can be ashed during gravimetric analysis without contributing substantially to the measured weight. These filters are also appropriate for:Inorganic analysis in the construction, mining, and steel industriesParticle collection for air pollution monitoring for subsequent analysis by X-Ray fluorescence (XRF) techniquesSoil analysisFoodstuffs filtration analysis
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Quantitative Filter Papers, Ashless, Grade 43
Quantitative Filter Papers, Ashless, Grade 43
Cytiva's Whatman Grade 43 filters support inorganic analysis and other forms of instrumental analyses. The low ash content also makes Grade 43 appropriate for gravimetric analyses requiring sample combustion.</br></br>Very low ash content (0.007% ash concentration maximum)</br>Intermediate particle retention rating of 16 µm</br>Herzberg filtration speed of 155 s</br>Particle collection between that of Grades 40 and 41</br>Cytiva offers other ashless grades to ensure that you have the appropriate particle retention rating for your needs. Hardened ashless grades are also available for analyses that use strong acid/alkali solutions.</br></br>Particle collection and inorganic analysis</br>Whatman Grade 43 from Cytiva's business can be ashed during gravimetric analysis without contributing substantially to the measured weight. These filters are also appropriate for:</br></br>Inorganic analysis in the construction, mining, and steel industries</br>Particle collection for air pollution monitoring for subsequent analysis by X-Ray fluorescence (XRF) techniques</br>Soil analysis</br>Foodstuffs filtration analysis
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