## Abstract In the present British Standard method for the determination of carbon dioxide in coals, the carbon dioxide evolved by reaction of the coal with dilute hydrochloric acid or phosphoric acid is absorbed in barium hydroxide, and the excess barium hydroxide is titrated with hydrochloric aci
Development in the method for the rapid determination of carbon and hydrogen in coal
β Scribed by Fenton, G. W.
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1943
- Weight
- 481 KB
- Volume
- 62
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0368-4075
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β¦ Synopsis
calculntion of the results wns kindly cnrried out for us by Dr. J. 0. Irwin. He finds thnt 1 mg. of nscorbic ncid in the dried cnbbage as determined chemicnlly is biologicnily equivnlent to 144 mg. of nscorbic ncitl, Le., the potency rntio = 1 e0.1. The fiducinl limits corresponding to P = 0-95 nrc 0.86 and 1.27 (or 83-122%).
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There is thus no evidence of any discrepnncy betwen thc results of the biologicnl nnd chemical tests.
It appenrti, tbercfore, tlint in n processccl food such na cnbbnge dried in the presence' of sulphite, t,hc titrntion method nlrendy referred to is ns relinble nil iridcs of t.lit! ritnmin-C content ns biological nssny.
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Wavelength-dispersive x-ray fluorescence (WDXRF) was used for the determination of carbon in coal and ash samples. A rhodium side-window tube was used for C Ka excitation and a synthetic multilayer crystal (2d = 12.2 nm) for excited radiation analysis. The samples, undiluted or diluted with boric ac
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## Total peters. The Pncticc of Copper Smelting, 1011. If nluminn is tnkcn ns n bnso tho oxygcn rntio will bo 26-21 : 15\*00=1.fil. If wo lcnvc it out of tlie cnlciilotion, tho rc.~nlt is 25.21 : 11\*86=2\*12. I fccl inclinyd to ndopt this lnttcr fi wrc, nccording t o which tlic slng is evcn moro