Hanna HI38074-100 Boron boric acid method

Hanna HI38074-100 Boron Reagents – Boric Acid Titration Method (100 Tests)

The Hanna HI38074-100 Boron boric acid method is a reagent set used for measuring boron in water samples using the boric acid titration method. Designed as a refill for the HI38074 Boron Test Kit, this reagent pack supports approximately 100 tests. It offers a practical, low-cost alternative to electronic meters—ideal for fieldwork, environmental testing, and agricultural water analysis.

Key Features

• Manual Titration with Clear Visual Endpoint: Users add the reagent drop by drop under controlled conditions. As soon as the solution turns clear, they stop and count the drops to determine the boron concentration.

• Straightforward and Economical Testing: Although this method does not match the precision of digital instruments, it provides a reliable and affordable way to monitor boron levels.

• Pre-Measured Reagents for Accuracy: Since each reagent is prepared in fixed quantities, users can consistently perform tests with minimal variability.

• Clear and Reproducible Results: The color change endpoint provides an intuitive and visual cue, making the method easy to apply in various field or lab environments.

• Suitable for Routine Monitoring: With 100 test capacities, the kit meets the needs of ongoing boron testing programs in agricultural and industrial settings.

Specifications

• Product Name: Boron Reagents – Boric Acid Method

• SKU: HI38074-100

• Method: Manual titration using boric acid

• Endpoint Detection: Visual (color change to clear)

• Number of Tests: Approximately 100

• Reagent Delivery: Drop-by-drop with manual count

• Result Interpretation: Users determine boron concentration based on the number of drops required for color change

• Compatibility: For use with Hanna HI38074 Boron Test Kit

Applications

• Irrigation and Agricultural Water Testing: Farmers monitor boron to avoid toxicity in sensitive crops such as citrus, grapes, or avocados.

• Drinking Water Quality Control: Technicians use this kit to check that boron levels meet safety standards in public and private supplies.

• Environmental Assessments: Field researchers test soil runoff and natural water bodies to evaluate boron presence from fertilizers or industrial discharge.

• Industrial Water Systems: Facilities monitor boron in cooling towers and process water to prevent contamination and ensure compliance.

• Educational Settings: Teachers and students apply this test in chemistry labs to understand basic titration methods and trace element detection.