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ANALYSIS FOR SODIUM THIOCYANATE NEEDED
IS THERE AN EASIER WAY TO DO ANALYSIS FOR sodium thiocyanate [affil links] THAN WHAT OUR LAB DOES. OUR ANALYSIS: 10ML SAMPLE OF BATH; 100ML DI WATER; 15ML 20% H2SO4; 1-2ML SATURATED FERROUS AMMONIUM sulphate; TITRATE WITH 0.1N AGNO3 UNTIL RED COLOR HAS TURNED TO A WHITE ENDPOINT. THE PROBLEM I AM HAVING IS THERE IS NO VISIBLE ENDPOINT?
MIKE CAPPSELECTROPLATING/WWT - TENNESSEE
2005
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The first guess is inadequate agitation. Are you using a spin bar? James Watts- Navarre, Florida publicly reply to James Watts I believe what you need as indicator is ferric ammonium sulphate, not ferrous ammonium sulphate. Double check your procedure.  Dave Wichern Consultant - The Bronx, New York 2005 publicly reply to Dave Wichern I don't know of another method, but we use the absence of red as the endpoint.  Trent Kaufman electroplater - Galva, Illinois 2005 publicly reply to Trent Kaufman |
I NEED AN ANALYSIS METHOD WITH TITRATION FOR SODIUM THIOCYANATE CONTENT %
Bora Akturancement additives - Istanbul TURKEY
April 13, 2009
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April 13, 2009
Hi, Bora. That was asked & answered. If you don't understand or agree with what has been offered please try to cast your question in those terms rather than re-asking an answered question. Thanks! :-)
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