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Principle of the method

Method reference

NH 4 +

Formation in an alkaline medium of an indophenol type compound by reaction of NH 4 + ions with phenol and ClO in the presence of nitroprusside Na2[Fe(CN)5NO]∙2H2O as catalyst gives a blue indophenol coloring. spectrophotometric measurement at λ = 630 nm

NFT90-015-2

NO 2

The method is based on the reaction of NO 2 ions with 4-aminobenzene sulfonamide at pH = 1.9 in the presence of H3PO4 to form a diazo salt which complexes with N-(1-Naphthyl)diamino-Dichlorohydrate. 1,2-ethane to give a pink color whose intensity is proportional to the NO 2 content and measurable at 540 nm

NF EN 26777

NO 3

The nitrate content is obtained by the sodium salicylate method

AFNOR T90-012

Total Kjeldahl nitrogen

The total nitrogen content (NT) was determined by mineralization in a sulfuric medium in the presence of copper II

ISO 7150/1

NO 2

Nitrite content by the Zambelli method

AFNOR (T90-013)

Ion PO 4 3

The reaction of phosphate ions with an acidic solution containing molybdate and antimony ions to form an antimonyl-phosphomolybdate complex which is reduced by ascorbic acid to the brightly colored molybdenum blue spectrometer measurable at 700 nm.

NF EN ISO 6878

Total P

The reaction of H3PO4 ions with an acidic solution containing molybdate and antimony ions formation of an antimonyl-phosphomolybdate complex reduced by ascorbic acid to brightly colored molybdenum blue measurable at 700 nm.

NF EN ISO 6878 (T90-023)

COD

Oxidation in an acidic medium of organic matter by excess K2Cr2O7 in the presence of AgSO4 as catalyst and HgSO4 to complex the Cl ions and determination of the excess oxidant with a Mohr’s salt solution (NH4Fe(SO4)2∙6H2O )

NF T90-101

BOD5

Oxidation of biodegradable organic matter contained in a water sample by natural microorganisms in the dark in amber vials saturated with O2 placed in a thermostatic incubator at 20˚C ± 2˚C for 5 days

NF EN 1899-2