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Dpd total chlorine reagent powder pillows

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The DPD total chlorine reagent powder pillows are a laboratory equipment product designed for the measurement of total chlorine concentrations. The reagent powder is packaged in individual pillows, providing a convenient and pre-measured format for conducting chlorine tests.

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Analytical Techniques for PAA and HP Measurement

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All solutions were prepared using >18 MΩ-cm deionized water from an Evoqua water purification system. PAA solution (32% w/w of PAA, 40–45% w/w of acetic acid, and <6% w/w of H2O2), HP solution (30.9% w/w), and Tygon tubing were supplied by Sigma Aldrich (St. Louis, MO). A V-2000 photometer and PAA and HP Vacu-vials instrumental test kits (K-7913, K-5543) were purchased from Chemetrics (Midland, VA). A DR1900 portable spectrophotometer and DPD total chlorine reagent powder pillows were purchased from HACH (Loveland, CO). 50-mL glass impingers were purchased from Ace Glass (Vineland, NJ). Plastic impingers were purchased from SKC Inc. (Eighty Four, PA). 25 mm Acrodisc syringe filters with 0.45 μm PTFE membranes were purchased from Pall Corporation (Port Washington, NY). The 3D printed nozzle was printed using an Objet Eden 260vs 3D printer with Veroclear and SUP 705 was used as support material. The support material was washed away before experimental use. Flow-limiting critical orifices (1 L/min) and Aerosol Adapter connectors were purchased from Millipore (St. Louis, MO). A Bios DryCal Defender flowmeter from Mesa Labs (Lakewood, CO) was used to measure the orifice flow rate.
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Water Quality Analysis Methods

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Water quality parameters (i.e., temperature, pH, conductivity, and dissolved oxygen) were measured using the Orion Star A325 pH/conductivity portable multiparameter meter (Thermo Scientific; catalog no. STARA3250). Total chlorine was measured using U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA)-approved Hach method 8167 with DPD total chlorine reagent powder pillows (Hach; catalog no. 2105669). Reactive orthophosphate was measured using U.S. EPA-approved Hach method 8048 with PhosVer 3 phosphate reagent powder pillows (Hach; catalog no. 2106028). Nitrogen species, including ammonium, nitrate, and nitrite were measured using the nitrogen-ammonia reagent set (method 10023; Hach; catalog no. 2604545), NitraVer X nitrogen-nitrate reagent set (method 10020; Hach; catalog no. 2605345), and NitriVer 3 TNT reagent set (method 10019; catalog no. 2608345), respectively. All Hach measurements were performed in triplicate on the DR1900 portable spectrophotometer (Hach; catalog no. DR190001H) (Table S1).
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Water Quality Analysis Methods

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Water quality parameters (i.e., temperature, pH, conductivity, and dissolved oxygen) were measured using the Orion Star A325 pH/conductivity portable multiparameter meter (Thermo Scientific; catalog no. STARA3250). Total chlorine was measured using U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA)-approved Hach method 8167 with DPD total chlorine reagent powder pillows (Hach; catalog no. 2105669). Reactive orthophosphate was measured using U.S. EPA-approved Hach method 8048 with PhosVer 3 phosphate reagent powder pillows (Hach; catalog no. 2106028). Nitrogen species, including ammonium, nitrate, and nitrite were measured using the nitrogen-ammonia reagent set (method 10023; Hach; catalog no. 2604545), NitraVer X nitrogen-nitrate reagent set (method 10020; Hach; catalog no. 2605345), and NitriVer 3 TNT reagent set (method 10019; catalog no. 2608345), respectively. All Hach measurements were performed in triplicate on the DR1900 portable spectrophotometer (Hach; catalog no. DR190001H) (Table S1).
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