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nasrin YaBB Newbies Offline I love Water and Wastewater.com Posts: 20 Gender: Company or Organization: Arya industry	water analysis May 16^th, 2012, 1:50am hi i just want to know which one if these oxidant are stronger? Persulfate or dichromate? and another question!!! in TOC analysis, Aromatic charbons could be measure4d?
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kent0405 YaBB Newbies Offline I love Water and Wastewater.com Posts: 1 Company or Organization: bes	Re: water analysis Reply #1 - May 29^th, 2012, 6:46pm In order to know the answer, try to use the two methods in getting the level of oxidation. You can use the oxidation reaction table or the reduction half-reaction table. ____________________________ plumbing
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grrun God Member Offline WaterandWastewa ter.Com is the best! Posts: 3526 Pekin, IL Gender: Company or Organization: Freelance Environmental Engine	Re: water analysis Reply #2 - May 29^th, 2012, 9:47pm Generally, most organic carbon (including aromatics) will be oxidized in the TOC procedure. Some carbon containing materials such as graphite, diamond, and maybe refractory substances such as PCBs may not be readily oxidized. You may want to pose this question to the Water and Wastewater Laboratory Professional Forum. grrun
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Tom Keenan - nesa God Member Offline Environmental Consultant - contact info@nesa.ie Posts: 2103 Gender: Company or Organization: nesa environmental consultants	Re: water analysis Reply #3 - May 31^st, 2012, 5:23am I believe that Persulphate is the stronger oxidising agent.
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