Issue 10, 1999

The use of nitrite ion in the chromatographic determination of large amounts of hypochlorite ion and of traces of chlorite and chlorate ions

Abstract

An ion chromatographic procedure was developed for the one-run determination of ClO, ClO2 and ClO3 present at very different concentration levels in the same sample. The method is based on the quantitative and fast reduction of HClO in slightly acidic medium by added sodium nitrite, followed by the ion chromatographic determination of ClO2, ClO3 and the generated NO3. The possibility of amperometric titration of the ‘free chlorine’ with a standard solution of NaNO2 was also ascertained. The performance characteristics of the analysis were defined.

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Analyst, 1999,124, 1439-1442

The use of nitrite ion in the chromatographic determination of large amounts of hypochlorite ion and of traces of chlorite and chlorate ions

A. Gallina, P. Pastore and F. Magno, Analyst, 1999, 124, 1439 DOI: 10.1039/A904562G

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