SKU: 186006008
Beverage Analysis 5 Standards Solution

Beverage Analysis 5 Standards Solution | 186006008


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Product Description

The Beverage Analysis 5 Standards Solution is intended for the analysis of soft drink formulations for sweeteners and preservatives in conjunction with the Beverage Analysis Standard Solid (186006010). This solution contains a 100 mL solution of acesulfame-K (150mg/L), saccharin (100 mg/L), caffeine (100 mg/L), benzoate (200 mg/L), and sorbate (100 mg/L). This 5-component solution is sold as a refill for use with the Beverage Analysis Kit (176002534) and is packaged in a 125 mL amber bottle.

Specifications

  • Separation Mode

    Reversed Phase

  • Detection Method

    UV

  • Formulation

    Liquid

  • Storage Condition

    Room Temperature

  • System Type

    LC

  • Quantitative

    Yes

  • Shelf Life

    12 Months

  • Shelf life upon reconstitution

    1 Week

  • Shipping Condition

    Ambient

  • Volume

    100 mL

  • Type

    Calibration

  • UNSPSC

    41116104

  • Application

    Food

  • Product Type

    Standards

  • Units per Package

    1 pk

Product Support

Documents

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Beverage Analysis 5 Standards Solution

Waters recognizes that soft drink manufacturers must safeguard their quality standards while producing consistent goods. The soft drink market is a significant profit center for many beverage manufacturers because their products frequently contain caffeine as an energy booster, sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate as preservatives, and diet formulations of the artificial sweeteners acesulfame K, aspartame, and saccharin. A specific beverage may contain any combination of these ingredients at varying levels, which is why, for quality control purposes, analyte target range conformance to prescribed values is crucial.

Beverage makers rely on stringent quality control requirements to ensure that their products continually fulfill customer expectations for taste and label claims while also adhering to regulatory regulations.

Quality control laboratories that support these industrial settings require simple, quick analytical procedures for testing product batches to ensure that only those batches that fulfill standards are processed and released. Waters provides solutions that connect effortlessly to existing production quality control systems. This ensures that only the highest quality and consistent beverages are supplied to the market, resulting in the best possible customer experience and the reinforcement of high-value brands.

Waters meets the particular demands of beverage manufacturers by providing simple, easy-to-use solutions designed to increase laboratory productivity, improve data quality, reduce costs, and improve product consistency.

In conjunction with the Beverage Analysis Standard Solid, the Waters Beverage Analysis 5 Standards Solution is intended for the analysis of soft drink compositions for sweeteners and preservatives (186006010). This solution comprises 150 mg/L acesulfame-K, 100 mg/L saccharin, 100 mg/L caffeine, 200 mg/L benzoate, and 100 mg/L sorbate. This 5-component solution comes in a 125 mL amber bottle and is sold as a refill for the Beverage Analysis Kit (176002534).

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