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Colorimetric determination of formaldehyde in water

The procedure concerned is based on the formation of an intensely pink dye between the analyte, p-rosaniline and sodium hydrogen suiphite. No sample pretreatment is required. [Pg.263]

The workstation used for this determination [15] is depicted schematically in Fig. 9.7 and consists of the following components  [Pg.263]

During the time each sample is allowed to stand before being measured, the robot treats other samples in sequence. [Pg.264]

This example is illustrative of a not very complex determination in which the use of a robot is recommended when the sampling rate required is not very high. The water samples are placed in the rack as they are received in the laboratory. When a reasonable number of them has been gathered, the station is set up to perform the above-described operational sequence. In the meantime, the robot can be used for other applications. [Pg.264]


Fig. 9.7 Robot station for colorimetric determination of formaldehyde in water. (Courtesy of Zymark). Fig. 9.7 Robot station for colorimetric determination of formaldehyde in water. (Courtesy of Zymark).

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