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Help: How to prepare and what is the principle behind the copper-ammonia solution used for manual analysis of oxygen content?

2011-02-16View Original

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Can a copper-ammonia solution used for manual analysis of oxygen content be prepared directly from copper sulfate, ammonia water, and water, to analyze oxygen? I used to prepare it with copper wire along with ammonium chloride, ammonia water, and water, but it was too troublesome to change it. So I’d like to make some changes; please help analyze whether it’s possible
Reply #22011-02-16
This is the principle behind Austenite gas analysis; this type of instrument works in this way, and if it seems too troublesome, then other analyzers must be used. Reagent preparation instructions are generally available online.

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