What is Molybdaen measured for?

Molybdaen (Mo) is used in water treatment as a corrosion inhibitor, especially in closed cooling circuits and heating systems. The correct dosage is crucial for effective corrosion protection while at the same time avoiding overdosing.

Depending on the type of system, typical target values are between 5 and 50 mg/l Mo. Photometric measurement enables precise monitoring of the dosage.

How does the test set work?

The CALDUR® Molybdaen test set is based on the thioglycolic acid method. The reagent forms a color complex with molybdaene, the concentration of which is precisely determined with the WINLAB Data Line photometer.

Advantages of the CALDUR® test set

• Large measuring range 2.5 – 100 mg/l Mo

  Covers the entire practical dosing range

• 120 provisions per set

  Economical for regular checks

• High precision due to photometric evaluation

  Objective, reproducible measurement results with the WINLAB Data Line

• Only 1 reagent required

  Quick and easy to carry out in 4 minutes

Der Beitrag Caldur® Molybdaen – Photometric erschien zuerst auf RLS Wacon analytics.