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There are large differences in the COD measurement values

2020-11-10View Original

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For the COD measurement of the same water sample, a rapid COD analyzer was used. However, three parallel samples were prepared, and the values showed significant differences. Basically, the difference is in the range of 60-70 mg/L. The instrument has been in use continuously, showing normal readings, and the reagents are of recent expiration dates. I don’t know what the cause is; could it be improper operation? I haven’t played COD in a long time; I’ve been working on other projects lately. But I followed the instructions and operated it step by step. Is it related to the reagent not being fully mixed and dissolved?
Reply #22020-11-11
If you feel that the reagents have not been fully mixed and dissolved, then this could indeed be the reason; in any analytical process, the reagents required (which must be fully dissolved and evenly dispersed) need to form a homogeneous solution. Perform the operation a few more times to see if the error range of the data can meet the required detection accuracy.

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