LVS 339:2001
2001-05-31
Water quality - Determination of nitrite - Manual cadmium reduction method
1Key Takeaways
This technical specification outlines a standardized methodology for the determination of nitrite levels in water samples using the manual cadmium reduction method. The procedure involves reducing nitrite ions to nitric oxide through passage over a column of granulated cadmium, followed by the reaction of nitric oxide …
2Scope / Description
This technical specification outlines a standardized methodology for the determination of nitrite levels in water samples using the manual cadmium reduction method. The procedure involves reducing nitrite ions to nitric oxide through passage over a column of granulated cadmium, followed by the reaction of nitric oxide with sulfanilamide and N-(1-naphthyl)ethylenediamine to form an azo dye. The intensity of the resulting color, measured spectrophotometrically, is directly proportional to the nitrite concentration in the original sample. This approach is designed to ensure consistency and accuracy in analytical laboratories assessing water quality parameters across different environments. The method provides clear guidelines for reagent preparation, calibration, sample handling, and calculation of results. It serves as a reference for laboratories conducting routine analysis to monitor environmental water safety and compliance with relevant quality criteria. The protocol emphasizes precise control over experimental conditions to minimize interference and variability, supporting reliable data generation for regulatory and scientific purposes.
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LVS 339:2001
2001-05-31
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LVS 339:2001 — Water quality - Determination of nitrite - Manual cadmium reduction method is an international standard developed by Latvian Standard. This technical specification outlines a standardized methodology for the determination of nitrite levels in water samples using the manual cadmium reduction method. The procedure involves reducing nitrite ions to nitric oxide through passage over a...
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