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*Place the cap on the tube and shake it several times. I shake for 30 seconds or so by turning the tube over and over. | *Place the cap on the tube and shake it several times. I shake for 30 seconds or so by turning the tube over and over. | ||
*Let the sample stand for 5 minutes to allow thorough chemical reaction to take place. | *Let the sample stand for 5 minutes to allow thorough chemical reaction to take place. | ||
− | *Hold the tube next to the color chart | + | *Hold the tube next to the color chart sothe white area of the chart is behind the tube and it is adjacent to the colors on the chart. |
*The color closest to the test water indicates the level of nitrites in the water. Acceptable level is at or near zero. See the article about [[Nitrite]]. | *The color closest to the test water indicates the level of nitrites in the water. Acceptable level is at or near zero. See the article about [[Nitrite]]. | ||
*When the test is complete, discard the sample water and rinse the test tube several times. I usually keep about 5 ml fresh water in it with the cap on during storage to prevent mineral buildup on the inside of the tube. | *When the test is complete, discard the sample water and rinse the test tube several times. I usually keep about 5 ml fresh water in it with the cap on during storage to prevent mineral buildup on the inside of the tube. |