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The Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) test is an empirical test that is a measure of the potential oxygen consumption of waste waters. The COD test has been used for a very long time as one of the components of the method that water utilities use to charge

COD Cell Test | 114541. COD Cell Test Method: photometric 25 - 1500 mg/l Spectroquant® - Find MSDS or SDS, a COA, data sheets and more information.

The boxes and vials are color-coded for fast and easy parameter and range recognition of exactly the test you need. Step-by-step illustrated test methods are printed on the box as quick reference or can be called up in the instrument menu.

The COD concentrations in these samples are typical of those found in wastewater treatment systems and is suitable for the HACH™ COD vials (or equivalent). C14 Cyanide in Water

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 measurement of pollutants in wastewater and natural waters. Other related analytical values are

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Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) is a quick, inexpensive means to determine organics in water. COD samples are prepared with a closed-reflux digestion followed by analysis. Determinations can be made titrimetrically by several approved methods, orHach®

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250–15,000 mg/L COD Ultra High Range Scope and application: For wastewater and process waters. Test preparation Reagent storage Storage temperature: 15–25 C (59–77 F) Protect against light. Temperature The temperature of the water sample and

2009/10/16 · Chemical oxygen demand (COD) is a measure of the capacity of water to consume oxygen during the decomposition of organic matter and the oxidation of inorganic chemicals such as Ammonia and nitrite. COD measurements are commonly made on samples of waste watersor of natural waters contaminated by domestic or industrial wastes.

High levels of wastewater COD indicate concentrations of organics that can deplete dissolved oxygen in the water, leading to negative environmental and regulatory consequences. To help determine the impact and ultimately limit the amount of organic pollution in water, oxygen demand is

LR COD: 0 - 150 mg/L HR COD: 0 - 1500 mg/L HR+ COD: 0 - 15,000 mg/L SAFETYINFORMATION COD reagent vials contain sulfuric acid, which causes severe burns. Read the SDS (available at www.chemetrics.com) before using. Wear appropriate