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Types of activated carbon used in potassium determination of compound fertilizers according to GB/T8574-2002

2009-08-03View Original

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The last edit to this post was made by 865456963 on 2009-8-3 at 19:01. What type or model of activated carbon is used for decolorizing the test solution in the determination of potassium in compound fertilizers according to GB/T8574-2002?
Reply #22009-08-03
Is there a decolorization step in the determination of K2O? I use the industry standard NY1107-2006 for water-soluble macroelement fertilizers in my tests
Reply #32009-08-03
2# Phosphoric acid oxygen, potassium chloride – there are standards for these. There are also standards for determining potassium content in compound fertilizers. Standards exist for measuring potassium in imported fertilizers as well. Those with standards should follow those standards as the basis for measurement. Since you are dealing with water-soluble fertilizers, agricultural standards should be used (although it seems like it’s the same method in all cases)

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