A COD test typically involves digestion of a water sample in a sealed vial with potassium dichromate and sulfuric acid at 150oC for 2 hours. Why test for COD?
BOD (biochemical oxygen demand). BOD is the traditional, most widely used test to establish concentration of organic matter in wastewater samples (i.e.,
EPA-600/4-79-020 METHODS FOR CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF WATER AND WASTES March 1983 Second Oxygen Demand BOD (5 day, 20°C) Chemical Oxygen Demand Titnmetric, ...
levels of quality. It should be noted that oftentimes a process used to remove one set of contaminants may introduce another set to the water. The most
Hach's USEPA-approved dichromate COD Method is the most widely used chemical oxygen demand (COD) method for NPDES reporting in the.
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CHEMetrics, Inc., manufactures a quality, cost-effective line of reagent vials for performing Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) analysis. Both USEPA-Approved and
Section 1: GENERAL. In the presence of free oxygen, aerobic bacteria use the organic matter found in wastewater as “food”. The BOD test is an estimate
Products used to measure levels of oxidizable organic compounds within water samples; includes tubes, vials, and reagents designed for COD testing.
COD is a defined test; the extent of sample oxidation can be affected by digestion time, reagent strength, and sample COD concentration. COD often is used as a
