Oxygen Partial Pressure - Oxygen Concentration - Mettler Toledo InPro 6800 Serie Bedienungsanleitung

InPro 6800 O
10.7 Oxygen partial pressure – oxygen
concentration
The electrode current depends on the oxygen partial
pressure and the O
but not on the O
gen concentration in mg O
determined directly with an electrode.
According to Henry's law the oxygen concentration is
proportional to its partial pressure (PO
a = solubility factor
If "a" is constant, the oxygen concentration can be
determined by means of the electrode. This applies at
constant temperature and with dilute aqueous solu-
tions such as drinking-water.
The solubility factor is strongly influenced not only by the
temperature but also by the composition of the solution:
Medium, sat. with air
Water
4 mol/l KCI
50 % Methanol-water
Although the solubilities vary widely, the oxygen elec-
trode gives the same reading in all three solutions.
Thus, determination of the oxygen concentration is only
possible with constant and known solubility factors "a".
Solubility may be determined by a Winkler titration or
the method developed by Käppeli and Fiechter.
References
– W.M. Krebs, I.A. Haddad Develp. Ind. Microbio., 13,
113 (1972)
– H. Bühler, W. Ingold GIT 20, 977 (1976)
– W.M. Krebs, MBAA Techn. Quart. 16, 176 (1975)
– D.P. Lucero, Ana. Chem. 40, 707 (1968)
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Sensor 12/25 mm
2
2
CL pO
permeability of the membrane –
2
solubility in the solutions. The oxy-
/l (CL) cannot therefore be
2
a
2
Solubility at
20 °C (68 °F) and 760 mm Hg
9.2 mg O
2 mg O
21.9 mg O
).
2
/l
2
/l
2
/l
2
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