Method for measuring trace amount of bromate in water
A technology for determining bromate and water, which can be used in color/spectral characteristic measurement, material analysis by observing the influence on chemical indicators, and analysis by making materials undergo chemical reactions, etc. It can solve the problem of inaccurate quantitative determination of bromic acid Salt, low apparent molar absorptivity, low accuracy and sensitivity, etc., to achieve the effect of low detection cost, conducive to popularization and promotion, and strong anti-interference ability
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[0012] Below in conjunction with embodiment a kind of method of trace bromate in water of the present invention is described further:
[0013] Measuring principle of the present invention is as follows:
[0014] In an acidic solution with an excess of iodide ions, trace bromate ions in the sample to be tested will oxidize part of the iodide ions to I 2 , I 2 react with excess iodide ions, and finally convert to I 3 - anion. In a phosphoric acid-sodium dihydrogen phosphate buffer solution with a pH of 1.9±0.1, I 3 - The anion reacts with Victoria Blue BO containing non-ionic surfactant OP to form a brilliant blue ionic association. The absorption peak of the associate is at a wavelength of 580nm, and its apparent molar absorptivity can be as high as 10 5 order of magnitude, so the concentration of bromate ions in the solution can be obtained by measuring the absorbance of the solution.
[0015] The reagents used in the present invention are all analytically pure.
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