Whatman Filter Paper Grade 40 Ashless

Whatman filter paper Grade 40 Ashless is a specific type of filter paper that is used for. These filter papers contain cellulose fibers, and people manufacture them from high-quality cotton linters (First, we have to treat them to increase the amount of alpha-cellulose. Therefore, Whatman filter paper contains a high percentage of alpha cellulose and that is an advantage for high quality and consistency. There are different grades of these filter papers. We can divide them into grades according to particle retention, thickness, and weight.
The is a difference between Whatman filter paper Grade 40 Ashless and a normal filter paper, Whatman filter paper is a specific type of filter paper that is used for qualitative analysis. We can use it for qualitative chemical analysis. More importantly, the ash content of these filter papers is about 0.13%. Normal filter paper is a semi-permeable barrier that we use to separate components in a liquid flow or an airflow. We can use them for both qualitative (qualitative means ash that can be produced after ashing is not more than 0.13%.) and quantitative (in the quantitative chemical analysis. The amount of ash this can produce after the ashing process is not more than 0.0009% therefore, we can consider it as an ashless filter paper and we can ignore the amount of ash it produces in an analysis).
During chemical analysis, a proper grade of filter paper has to be selected according to the purpose or application. In addition, the ash content of these filter papers ranges from 0.0009% (quantitative) to 0.13% (qualitative). Whatman filter paper has a pore size of 20 to 25 micron particle size retention and they come in different grades namely: grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, grade 40 ashless, and grade 41 ashless.
Whatman filter papers are widely used in mining industries, and analytical quality control laboratories routinely test the content of different metals in ore samples. Sample preparation is an imperative factor in obtaining consistent results therefore, the use of high-quality, Whatman filter paper is expected to improve the accuracy of these metal content tests. Whatman quantitative filter paper is made from pure cotton and treated to wash away most of the impurities. Whatman quantitative paper is useful for gravimetric analysis and the preparation of samples for instrumental analysis. Compared with other papers, Whatman quantitative ashless filter paper gives high loading capacity and particle retention, both of which are useful for the analysis of metals like Zinc, Lead Molybdenum, and other substances in ore samples. We supply and deliver in all surrounding areas in Johannesburg (Pretoria, Vereeniging, East rand, South rand and West rand) and around all of South Africa by use of courier.