Standard methods for the examination of water and sewage — John Shaqi
Standard methods for the examination of water and sewageAmerican Public Health Association. Laboratory Section
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Standard methods for the examination of water and sewage
American Public Health Association. Laboratory Section
Sewage -- Analysis; Water -- Analysis
After the readings have been recorded add the results obtained by
Nesslerizing each portion of the entire distillate. If 500 cc. of the
sample is distilled this sum, expressed in cubic centimeters and
multiplied by 0.02, will give the number of parts per million of ammonia
nitrogen in the sample. If x cc. of sample is used multiply the sum of
the readings by 10/x.
If the ammonia is known to be high the distillate may be collected in
200 cc. flasks and an aliquot part Nesslerized.
COMPARISON WITH PERMANENT STANDARDS.[62][65]
_Reagents._—Platinum solution. Dissolve 2.00 grams of potassium platinic
chloride (PtCl_{4}.2KCl) in a small amount of distilled water, add 100
cc. of strong hydrochloric acid, and dilute to 1 liter.
Cobalt solution. Dissolve 12 grams of cobaltous chloride
(CoCl_{2}.6H_{2}O) in distilled water, add 100 cc. of strong
hydrochloric acid, and dilute to 1 liter.
Prepare standards by putting various amounts of these two solutions into
Nessler tubes and diluting to the 50 cc. mark with distilled water as
indicated in Table 5. These standards may be kept for several months if
protected from dust.
Table 5.—PREPARATION OF PERMANENT STANDARDS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
AMMONIA.
───────────────────────┬───────────────────────┬───────────────────────
Value in standard │ Solution of platinum. │ Solution of cobalt.
ammonium chloride. │ │
───────────────────────┼───────────────────────┼───────────────────────
_cc._│ _cc._│ _cc._
0.0│ 1.2│ 0.0
.1│ 1.8│ .0
.2│ 2.8│ .0
.4│ 4.7│ .1
.7│ 5.9│ .2
│ │
1.0│ 7.7│ .5
1.4│ 9.9│ 1.1
1.7│ 11.4│ 1.7
2.0│ 12.7│ 2.2
2.5│ 15.0│ 3.3
│ │
3.0│ 17.3│ 4.5
3.5│ 19.0│ 5.7
4.0│ 19.7│ 7.1
4.5│ 19.9│ 8.7
5.0│ 20.0│ 10.4
│ │
6.0│ 20.0│ 15.0
7.0│ 20.0│ 22.0
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