ARSENIC APPARATUS – ACCORDING TO B.P. SPECIFICATIONS, WITH INDIAN GLASS BOTTLE - BOROSILICATE GLASS

The SterLab™ Arsenic Apparatus (SMC-1015) is designed for the detection and determination of arsenic by the silver diethyldithiocarbamate method, a classical analytical technique used in arsenic limit testing.

The method involves generating arsine under specified test conditions and passing it through an appropriate absorption system containing the required reagent. The reaction produces a measurable colour response that can be assessed according to the applicable analytical procedure.

The apparatus is described as being according to B.P. specifications and is supplied with an Indian glass bottle. It is intended for use in pharmaceutical quality-control laboratories, chemical analysis facilities, and other laboratories performing arsenic testing in accordance with an established method.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Product Name: Arsenic Apparatus

• Method: Silver Diethyldithiocarbamate Method

• Specification Reference: British Pharmacopoeia (B.P.), as specified for the product

• Bottle Type: Indian Glass Bottle

• Application: Arsenic detection and limit testing

• Suitable For: Pharmaceutical, chemical, and analytical laboratories

KEY FEATURES

• Designed for Arsenic Testing: Intended for analytical procedures involving arsenic detection.

• Silver Diethyldithiocarbamate Method: Suitable for the specified classical colorimetric testing method.

• Indian Glass Bottle: Supplied with an Indian glass bottle as specified.

• Pharmacopoeial Application: Intended for use with the applicable B.P. test procedure.

• Laboratory Use: Suitable for pharmaceutical quality-control and chemical analysis laboratories.

NOTES

• B.P. compliance: Verify the applicable edition and exact apparatus requirements of the British Pharmacopoeia before claiming formal compliance.

• Method-specific components: Confirm the supplied components, dimensions, and assembly configuration with the supplier.

• Safety: Arsine gas is extremely toxic. Arsenic testing must be performed by trained personnel using an approved procedure, suitable containment, and appropriate laboratory safety controls.

• Reagents and other consumables required for the test should be confirmed separately.