Method and reagent composition for measuring chemical oxygen consumption in water
A chemical oxygen consumption and composition technology, applied in the field of water analysis, can solve the problems of large relative standard deviation of measurement results, poor measurement accuracy and stability, long time required, etc. Stability-enhancing effect
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Embodiment 1
[0083] test group:
[0084] (1) Preparation of reagents
[0085] Reagent I: Prepare three groups of reagent I consisting of potassium dichromate, concentrated sulfuric acid and silver sulfate, which are respectively denoted as reagent I a ~I c , specifically, reagent I a The concentration of potassium dichromate in medium is 0.54g / L, and the concentration of silver sulfate is 5.12g / L; Reagent I b The concentration of potassium dichromate in medium is 3.63g / L, and the concentration of silver sulfate is 11.04g / L; Reagent I c The concentration of potassium dichromate in the medium is 5.98g / L, and the concentration of silver sulfate is 15.96g / L.
[0086] (2) Detection of chemical oxygen consumption
[0087] The 30mg / L standard concentration chemical oxygen demand water sample is tested, and three water quality analyzers (all of which are JZ-CG01 online automatic monitors for chemical oxygen demand of Wuhan Juzheng Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.) are used to per...
Embodiment 2
[0105] test group:
[0106] (1) reagent 1 uses the reagent 1 prepared by the experimental group of embodiment 1 a ~ I c .
[0107] (2) Detection of chemical oxygen consumption
[0108] The 30mg / L standard concentration chemical oxygen demand water sample was tested, and three water quality analyzers (both CQ-X / C online chemical oxygen demand monitors of Jiangxi Xiashi Chunqiu Environmental Investment Co., Ltd.) were taken, respectively. Do the same as follows:
[0109] 1) Take 1mL of 30mg / L standard concentration chemical oxygen demand water sample and 1mL of reagent I respectively a Mix in the digestion device;
[0110] 2) the resulting mixture is digested;
[0111] 3) Determination of the remaining hexavalent chromium ion concentration or the produced trivalent chromium ion concentration in the digestion product obtained in step 2), and then calculate the chemical oxygen demand in the water body, which is the 30mg / L standard concentration chemical oxygen demand water sam...
Embodiment 3
[0127] test group:
[0128] (1) Preparation of reagents
[0129] Reagent i: prepare three groups of reagent i consisting of potassium dichromate and concentrated sulfuric acid, which are respectively denoted as reagent i a ~i c , specifically, reagent i a The concentration of potassium dichromate in medium is 0.32g / L, reagent i b The concentration of potassium dichromate in medium is 3.08g / L, reagent i c The concentration of potassium dichromate in the medium is 13.32g / L.
[0130] Reagent ii: Prepare three sets of silver sulfate aqueous solutions and record them as ii a 、ii b and ii c , the concentration of silver sulfate is 6.38g / L, the concentration of silver sulfate is 14.95g / L, and the concentration of silver sulfate is 18.65g / L.
[0131] (2) Detection of chemical oxygen consumption
[0132] The 30mg / L standard concentration chemical oxygen demand water sample is tested, and three water quality analyzers (all of which are COD from Hebei Huahou Tiancheng Environmen...
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