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Cyanide anlaysis





2002

I am doing experiment with Iron addition to 30ppm CN solution. And then I want to measure the free cyanide that is left in the solution, (not complexed with the Iron).

Can anyone tell me if I can use the Hach Method 8027 to do this? That's the Pyridine-Pyrazalone Method. I am only interested in the free cyanide concentration and not the ferro- or ferric- cyanide concentration. Does the Hach method measures free cyanide or cyanide total?

Thank you!

Susanna Li
- Warren, Michigan, USA



2002

You really should be seeking help from Hach. This method analyzes free cyanide in the range 0.001 to 0.240 mg/L CN¯ (may require sample dilution on your part) so it appears suitable for your purpose; it is more difficult to analyze total CN:

"The Pyridine-Pyrazalone method used for measuring cyanide gives an intense blue color with free cyanide. A sample distillation is required to determine cyanide from transition and heavy metal cyanide complexes." --- Hach Method 8027.

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- Goleta, California

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