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,t= i`� .r".r .��„«� =t� ... ,.,.� y, _ �� �. � -�s: � -"��� ���r `mac �; `...��•"��'i�l �'P <br /> a <br /> P>`ooedure for Burets Method CHLORIDE (cant'd) APPgeN2 o Lb <br />` 1. Take a water sample by filling a clean WMI-graduated cylinder to the I00-ml-mark.Pour thee sample <br /> Into a clean 250•mL Erlenmeyer flask. <br /> 2. Add the consents of one Chloride 2Indicator Powder Allow and swirl to mist. <br /> 3. Titrate the sample with Silver Nitrate Standard Solution white swirling the flask until the color changes <br /> from yellow to md•brown.See Notes A and D. <br /> 4. Multiply the number of mL of Silver Nitrate Standard Solution used by 5 ko obtain the mg4.chloride <br /> (CI)?'See Notes Cand D. <br /> (Procedure for Dlgltal Titrator Method <br /> I. Take a water sample by filling a clean 50•rnl.graduated cylinder to die 50-reel.mark.Pour the sample into <br /> a clean 125-mL Erlenmeyer flask. <br /> 2. Add the contents of ase CWorfde 2yndieatorPowder Pi11ow and swirl to mix. <br /> 3. Ifperforming a hand-held titration,attach a clean,srraighs•stem delivery tube to a 1.128N Silver NiCarr <br /> Tirratiurr Muvidge. Twist cartridge onto titmtor body.If Digital Tivasor is to be attached so a laboratory <br /> stand,use a clean 90°delivery tube. <br /> a. Flush the delivery tube by turning dee delivery knob to eject'i fewdrops of titrant.Reset the co nicrt,a zero <br /> and wipe the tits. <br /> 5. Titrate the sample while swirling the flask until the color changes from yellow to red-brown. <br /> 6. Read the concentration of chloride(in mg.9.)direc[ly(rain the digital counter window.(For chloride con- <br /> centrations below 50mg/L as Cl-,uses 0.2256N Silver Nitrate Titration Cartridge and divide the mad- <br /> ing by 5 to determine the mg/L chloride.The results may be expressed as mg/L sodium chloride by multi- <br /> plying the mg/L chloride by 1.65.) <br /> Notes <br /> A. S?Iver Nitrate solutions decompose when exposed to light.For this reason,an occasional test should be <br /> made to determine the strength and ustsbilhy of the Silver Nitrate Standard Solution.Pipet 10.00 snL of <br /> �—� Sodium Chloride Standard Solution,1000 mg/L as Cl,intoa 100-mL graduated tyiindtrand dilute to the <br /> ]0OnL mark with detniryera5ved water.Pour intoa 250-mL Erlenmeyer flask and analyze according to <br /> the procedure for water ramples.If the amount of Silver Nitrate Standard Solution required exceeds 21 <br /> mL,the solution should be discarded and replaced with a fresh supply. <br /> R. When the total amount of Silver Nitrate Standard Solution required exceeds 25 mLper titration,a sample <br /> dilution is recommended to minimize errors from multiple buret readings.The final results ar.then multi- <br /> r plied by the dilution factor. <br /> More concentrated titrating solutions are available for samples which consistently require more than 25 <br /> mL of Silver NinateStandard Solution,0.0141N per test.When using Silver Nitrate Smndwd Solution, ; <br /> 0.I41N, multiply the number of mL used by 50 io ubtain the mg/L chloride. <br /> C. '!be amount cf reagent blank caused by the indicator can be determined by running the test on de• <br /> i' mineralized waster.This value is subtracted from the final reading before multiplying by 5 toobtain the ne- <br /> suits as mgrs.chloride.The reagent blank also shows dee true end point much more clewly in the absence : <br /> of the silver eltloride precipitate. <br /> D. Tbe results rraq be expressed as mA sodium chloride by multiplying the mg4-chloride_by 1.65. <br /> E. iron in excess of 10 mg/L masks the end point.Onhophosphate in escess of 25 mgiL vri11 pttxiplule the <br /> silver,tuerfattneq front 10 mall.a more sulfite can bt tlitrninated a ith 3RSF Hydrogen Peroxide. Using <br /> r a glass utolog;ical pipet and piper filler,add these drops of 30%Hydroyea Peroxide per 100 mL of Lam- . <br /> c ple before running the test.SWfrde interference can be removed by adding the contents of one Sulfdelu- <br /> h btiter Reagem Powder Pillow to about 125 mL of the ample,mixing for one minute and Gltuing <br /> e <br /> *mtrgh a`,_'ted filter paper.Cyanlde,bromide and iodide interfere dirtcdy and are titrartil as Woride. <br /> F. The standard,additions method check can be performed as follows: <br /> 1. Snap die,neck off a fresh Volutttes Ampule Sit-ri6rd for C1;roride(Cat.No. 14230.10). <br /> 2. Using dee TenSette"Pipet.add 0.10 mL.0.20 teed,and 0.30 end,seapectively,to three IDMmL <br /> Water trtmples.Mix ash well. <br /> rz <br /> 3. Analyse <br /> each sample as descsibtd in the procedure and etsmpue the results with the original teat <br /> s, ti ! umple.Foch 0.1•mL addition of standard should cause tar Iraase of 2.5 mL in dic amount of ti- <br /> -4. <br /> n:puisrd to reach the geed point for the Durst Method and 23 digits for the.Digital Turnor <br /> Mrehod. <br /> •A/q.W 6—mod-$wr+M,h.Mr L.nrrr.w r run wr r - <br /> i <br /> a <br /> 4� <br /> d <br /> NOR logo,It lacIffil 11 <br /> 1 <br />