The invention relates to the technical field of
coal gasification
water treatment, and discloses a method for rapidly determining the content of
sulfate radicals in a grey water dispersing agent. The method comprises the following steps: diluting a grey water dispersing agent to a required concentration, mixing a diluted to-be-detected sample solution with a
hydrochloric acid solution for reaction, and eliminating the interference of
carbonate and
phosphate radicals in the dispersing agent; then mixing and reacting with an excessive
barium chloride solution, so that
sulfate radicals in the dispersing agent are completely converted into a
barium sulfate indissolvable precipitate; then adding an
ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid disodium
magnesium solution, enhancing the terminal color
mutation under the chrome black T indicator
system through the replacement effect of excess
barium ions and
magnesium, and improving the terminal judgment sensitivity; in addition, the method further analyzes the total amount of
calcium and
magnesium in the dispersant, eliminates interference of
calcium and magnesium ions, and ensures the accuracy of a test result. The method is simple to operate, wide in application range, small in analysis error, high in environmental friendliness and wide in application prospect in the field of
coal gasification
water treatment, and the use of a large amount of
alcohol ketone solvents is avoided.