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How to detect chlorine in Freon

2011-07-04View Original

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How can one detect chlorine in Freon? Can ammonia be used for that?
Reply #22011-07-14
Ammonia solution testing is possible, but that requires a higher concentration and amount of chlorine. 1. Qualitative test: Using potassium iodide-starch test strips is a good method. 2. Quantitative analysis: Redox titration is carried out using the iodometric method.
Reply #32012-07-04
It probably won’t work; it’s impossible to determine one’s skills just by trying for ten steps.:victory::victory:

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