Sewage Works Analyses
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In a small Nessler glass with distilled water, and 2 c. C. Of the Griess-Ilosvay solution added; 35 c. C. Of the sample are taken, and 2 c. C. Of the Griess-Ilosvay solution added.
The sample is then transferred to a 50 c. C. Nessler glass of equal dimensions with the one containing the standard solution, and made up to 52 c. C. With distilled water.
Both standard and sample are allowed to stand for fifteen minutes before comparing the pink coloration in each. The depth of tint is then compared... by pouring out either the standard solution or the sample, whichever has the deeper tint, until the columns left in the Nessler glasses appear of equal tint on looking down the glass at a piece of white paper. If a paper scale is gummed s. W. F 66 SEWAGE WORKS ANALYSES.
on to the Nessler glasses, as in the determination of small quantities of ammonia (see p. 54), the ratio between the sample and the standard is easily determined.
Thus, if the scale is divided into five parts, each part = *oi NH 3 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a small Nessler glass with distilled water, and 2 c. C. Of the Griess-Ilosvay solution added; 35 c. C. Of the sample are taken, and 2 c. C. Of the Griess-Ilosvay solution added.
The sample is then transferred to a 50 c. C. Nessler glass of equal dimensions with the one containing the standard solution, and made up to 52 c. C. With distilled water.
Both standard and sample are allowed to stand for fifteen minutes before comparing the pink coloration in each. The depth of tint is then compared... by pouring out either the standard solution or the sample, whichever has the deeper tint, until the columns left in the Nessler glasses appear of equal tint on looking down the glass at a piece of white paper. If a paper scale is gummed s. W. F 66 SEWAGE WORKS ANALYSES.
on to the Nessler glasses, as in the determination of small quantities of ammonia (see p. 54), the ratio between the sample and the standard is easily determined.
Thus, if the scale is divided into five parts, each part = *oi NH 3 .
What to read after Sewage Works Analyses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert J Gilbert John Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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