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4 gram methyl red in chloride solution. one liter of methyl alcohol. Hydrogen peroxide method--This method Procedure--Add three drops of mixed indiconsistsof trapping the sulfur dioxidein an cator solution to 75 ml of absorbingsolutionin impingeror a bubblercontaining hydrogen per- a Greenburg-Smithimpinger. Neutralize the oxide. The sulfuric acid formed may be titrated with standard alkali and the sulfur dioxide may then be estimated in this manner. 002 N sodiumhydroxidesolution; not more than a few dropsshouldbe necessary not interfere in the titration.
Hydrogen sulfideand other volatile sulfides do not interfere in the hydrogen peroxidemethod. Hydrogen peroxide generally contains free sulfuric acid. In order to free the peroxidefrom suIfate, start with 30% hydrogen peroxide,dilute somewhat,neutralizewith barium hydroxide solutionusing bromophenolblue solutionas the indicator. After the reagent has serried in the cold, filter from the barium sulfate and determine the exact strength of the hydrogenperoxide by permanganatetitration. Finally, adjust to a 3% strength.
Atmospheric Chemistry of Chlorine and Sulfur Compounds: Proceedings of a Symposium Held at the Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 4-6, 1957
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