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Testing procedure for phosphate accelerator

Sir, I want to ask about the test that we can conduct to check the sodium nitrite content ( accelerator) in phosphate chemical bath , an alternative way other than using sacrometer, any titration method if your would suggest.

Huma Rana
Paint Shop Employee - Karachi, Pakistan
October 15, 2008

Ion Chromatography will work just fine, or an Ion Specific Electrode analysis. These are the easiest ways.

Jason Rothman, Chemist
- Chino, California, USA
December 3, 2008

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