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Standard methods for the examination of water and sewage
American Public Health Association. Laboratory Section
Sewage -- Analysis; Water -- Analysis
Shake 12.25 grams of the sample in a 150 cc. bottle with 75 cc. of 95
per cent alcohol for ten minutes. Run a blank. Filter rapidly both
sample and blank and wash rapidly with alcohol sufficient to make 100
cc. of filtrate. Titrate with N/20 sodium hydroxide in presence of
phenolphthalein and subtract the result of titrating the blank from that
of titrating the solution of the sample. The percentage of acidity,
expressed as sulfuric acid (H_{2}SO_{4}), is equal to 0.02 times the
number of cubic centimeters of sodium hydroxide used.
SODA ASH.
INSOLUBLE MATTER.
Treat 5.305 grams of the sample with 200 cc. of freshly boiled and
cooled distilled water. When solution is complete filter through an
asbestos mat in a weighed Gooch crucible, dry, cool, and weigh. Report
the weight of the residue, in percentage, as insoluble matter.
AVAILABLE ALKALI.
Dilute the filtrate from the determination of insoluble matter to 1,000
cc. and thoroughly mix. Titrate 25 cc. of this dilution with N/10
hydrochloric acid in presence of methyl orange indicator. The percentage
of available alkali, expressed as sodium carbonate (Na_{2}CO_{3}), is
equal to 4 times the number of cubic centimeters of hydrochloric acid
used.
CHEMICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.
The subjoined bibliography comprises the publications cited in the text
of this report. The references are arranged alphabetically by authors’
names and under each author in order of dates of publication. When
different pages of a single work are cited letters are used in
connection with the number that refers to the work.
Bibliography 1:
ANDREWS, L. W. Sprengel’s method for colorimetric determination of
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_b._ BACHMANN, FRANK. A new seal for the prevention of aeration in
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Bibliography 2:
BARTOW, EDWARD, and RODGERS, J. S. Determination of nitrates by
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Bibliography 2a:
_a._ BLINN, WILLIAM. Determination of manganese as sulfate and by the
sodium bismuthate method: _J. Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 34, pp. 1379–98,
1912.
Bibliography 2b:
_b._ BUSWELL, A. M. Modified apparatus for the putrescibility test:
_J. Ind. Eng. Chem._, Vol. 6, p. 325, 1914.
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CALDWELL, G. C. A method in part for the sanitary examination of water
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