CN2149625Y - Arsenic analysing apparatus using silver salt method - Google Patents

Arsenic analysing apparatus using silver salt method Download PDF

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CN2149625Y
CN2149625Y CN 92220992 CN92220992U CN2149625Y CN 2149625 Y CN2149625 Y CN 2149625Y CN 92220992 CN92220992 CN 92220992 CN 92220992 U CN92220992 U CN 92220992U CN 2149625 Y CN2149625 Y CN 2149625Y
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李庆凯
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DUNHUA CITY ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING STATION
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The utility model relates to a device for testing the arsenic content in water, comprising a reaction pipe, a drying pipe, a sphere conduit and an absorbing pipe which are in series connection via a conduit. The utility model can produce small and multiple chlorine bubbles in the reaction process and can increase the mass transfer absorbing area, and therefore, the utility model increase the absorbance and the sensitivity.

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Arsenic analysing apparatus using silver salt method
The utility model relates to a kind of water-quality test instrument, especially can test water in the proving installation of arsenic content.
At present, a kind of new silver salt spectrophotometric proving installation is arranged, it is by reaction tube, U-shaped pipe and open type absorption tube constitute by the conduit series connection, it is to produce hydrogen in statu nascendi with potassium borohydride (or sodium borohydride) in acid solution, inorganic arsenic in the water is reduced into arsine gas, again with nitric acid, silver nitrate, polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) and alcohol mixeding liquid are absorption liquid, arsenic hydride becomes the simple substance collargol with the silver ion reduction in the absorption liquid, make solution be yellow, color intensity is directly proportional with the amount that generates hydride, when yellow solution is a maximal value during at the 400nm place, and the peak shape symmetry, color did not have significant change in 2 hours, its chemical reaction is as follows:
Owing to adopting the open type absorption tube, make the absorption mass transfer area little, the bubble that above-mentioned reaction is produced lacks greatly, causes absorptivity low low with absorbance.
The purpose of this utility model provides a kind of new silver salt method and surveys the arsenic device.
The purpose of this utility model is achieved in that by reaction tube, drying tube, spherical catheter and absorption tube and constitutes by the conduit series connection that the top of absorption tube is spherical in shape, in the bottom of absorption tube a porous plate is installed.
Owing to adopt such scheme, porous plate can make the reaction bubble little and many, has increased the mass transfer area that its gas phase absorbs to Liquid Phase Diffusion, thereby has improved absorbance and sensitivity, can be widely used in to potable water the mensuration of the arsenic content in process water and the waste water.
Below in conjunction with drawings and Examples the utility model is further specified.
Fig. 1 is a structural map of the present utility model.
Among the figure 1, reaction tube 2, drying tube 3, spherical catheter 4, absorption tube 5, three-way pipe 6, conduit 7, porous plate
In the embodiment shown in fig. 1, its device is made of by conduit (6) series connection reaction tube (1), drying tube (2), spherical catheter (3) and top absorption tube (4) spherical in shape, a porous plate (7) is installed in the bottom of absorption tube (4), and the installation three-way pipe (5) in reaction tube (1) also joins with conduit (6).Its using method is: at first with treated cleaning water sample 250ml(as containing arsenic concentration when higher, the clean water that can take a morsel sample is diluted with water to 250ml) place 250ml reaction tube (1), add sulfuric acid and tartrate mixed liquor 20ml thereupon, in drying tube (2), add simultaneously by silver nitrate, the mixed liquor (its proportioning is respectively 1:1:2) that polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) and ethanol are formed, in reaction tube (1), put into potassium borohydride (or sodium borohydride) a slice thereupon, react after five minutes, put into a slice potassium borohydride (or sodium borohydride) again, continue reaction five minutes, at last absorption liquid is carried out absorbance measurement, its computing formula is as follows:
Arsenic (As.mg/l)=(m)/(v)
In the formula: the As content (mg) of m for checking in by calibration curve,
V is detected water sample volume ml.
Its reaction principle is identical with new silver salt spectrophotometric method of testing.

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1, a kind of new silver salt method is surveyed the arsenic device, by reaction tube (1), drying tube (2), spherical catheter (3) and absorption tube (4) constitute by conduit (6) series connection, and it is characterized in that: the top of absorption tube (4) is spherical in shape, in the bottom of absorption tube (4) porous plate (7) are installed.
CN 92220992 1992-09-21 1992-09-21 Arsenic analysing apparatus using silver salt method Expired - Fee Related CN2149625Y (en)

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CN100419407C (en) * 2005-04-12 2008-09-17 中国海洋大学 Method for detecting trivalence arsenic in water body rapidly
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CN100419407C (en) * 2005-04-12 2008-09-17 中国海洋大学 Method for detecting trivalence arsenic in water body rapidly
CN107436289A (en) * 2017-07-27 2017-12-05 成都蜀星饲料有限公司 A kind of method for detecting arsenic in feed addictive sodium selenite
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