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Analysis method for chlorine dioxide in chlorine gas

2018-11-13View Original

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Dear sea friends: Could anyone provide the analysis method for chlorine dioxide in chlorine gas?
Reply #22019-06-11
This post was last edited by yidiandian23 on 2019-6-14 at 17:20. There are many methods for detecting chlorine dioxide in drinking water, such as current titration, iodometric titration, ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometry, etc. The principle of visible spectrophotometry is that chlorine dioxide in water reacts with N,N-diethyldiphenylamine (DPD) to produce a pink color, which is then quantified through colorimetry at a wavelength of 528 nm, or it can be detected directly using a chlorine dioxide detector

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