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Reagent for CALDUR® Sulfate 10 mg – Titrimetric:
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CALDUR® Sulfate 10 mg test set – Titrimetric
What is sulfate measured for?
Sulphate (SO₄²-) is a naturally occurring anion in many bodies of water and mainly comes from the weathering of sulphate-containing minerals such as gypsum (CaSO₄) and anhydrite. In industrial processes, sulphate also enters the water through wastewater, cooling towers and chemical production processes.
The limit value for sulphate in drinking water is 250 mg/l (Drinking Water Ordinance). Elevated sulphate concentrations can have a deleterious effect and impair the taste of the water. Sulphate monitoring is particularly important in industry, as high concentrations can lead to corrosion of concrete structures and pipelines.
This test set with a resolution of 10 mg/l SO₄²- per drop is ideal for monitoring drinking water, process water and industrial applications in the medium concentration range.
How does the test set work?
The CALDUR® Sulfate 10 mg test kit works according to the principle of precipitation titration. The water sample is first passed through an ion exchanger to remove interfering ions. A reagent is then added and titrated drop by drop until a color change indicates the end point.
Measuring principle: Barium ions from the titration solution react with sulphate ions and form poorly soluble barium sulphate. The end point is indicated by a Reagent. Each drop corresponds to 10 mg/l SO₄²-.
Calculation: Number of drops × 10 = sulphate concentration in mg/l.
Advantages of the CALDUR® test set
Quick analysis in just 2 minutes
Efficient on-site determination without laboratory equipment
Measured value 10 mg/l SO₄²- per drop
Precise measurement in the medium concentration range
30 provisions per set
Economical for regular monitoring
Proven precipitation titration
Reliable and reproducible results
Ion exchanger for the elimination of impurities
Precise results even with complex water matrices
Areas of application
Pond / lake
Groundwater / well water
Drinking / tap water
Aquaristics
Pool / Swimming pool
Industrial processing
Boiler water
Food preparation
Waste water treatment
Carrying out the measurement:
Filter the water sample through the ion exchanger
Fill filtered sample into test tubes up to the mark
Add reagent and mix
Add titration solution drop by drop and mix after each drop
Count drops until color change
Calculation: Number of drops × 10 = mg/l SO₄²-
Tip for best results
Always use the ion exchanger supplied to remove interfering ions. This ensures precise results even with complex water matrices.
Important notes
Use ion exchangers before the measurement – otherwise ions can falsify the result
Slowly add titration solution drop by drop
Thoroughly rinse the test tube with the sample before each measurement
Replace ion exchanger after exhaustion
Measuring range
Property
Value
Measured value per drop
10 mg/l SO₄²-
Measuring range
From 10 mg/l (by drop counting)
Calculation:
Number of drops × 10 = sulphate concentration in mg/l.
Example: 5 drops × 10 = 50 mg/l SO₄²-.
Number of possible destinations
With a CALDUR® Test Set Sulfate 10 mg you can carry out approx. 30 measurements.
Measuring accuracy and reproducibility
Readability: ± 10 mg/l (per drop) Reproducibility: Very good if the application instructions are followed and the ion exchanger is used Interference: The ion exchanger supplied removes interfering ions. At extremely high concentrations of foreign ions, the capacity of the ion exchanger may be exhausted.
Specifications at a glance
Property
Value
Parameters
Sulphate (SO₄²-)
Item number
31-071570
Method
Titrimetric (precipitation titration)
Measuring principle
Drop counting up to the color change
Measured value per drop
10 mg/l SO₄²-
Analysis time
2 minutes
Number of provisions
approx. 30
Reagents
2 (1 reagent, 1 titration solution) + 1 ion exchanger
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