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for half an h?ur at
100°C.
From now on the filter should only be touched carefully by a
smooth-tip forceps.
Ill. Remove filter from oven and place it in a desiccator for two hours in order to cool down
and
to
prevent the adsorption of water. Make sure that the silica gel in the desiccator is not
fully saturated with water.
If
the colour of the gel is pink, the gel is fully saturated and it
should be dehydrated first. The gel is blue in a dehydrated state.
IV. Take filter out of the Petri dish and weigh the filter as accurate as possible and record its
weight W
m•
V. PIace filter on the support plate of the filter funnel and replace the upper chamber. Clamp
the filter funnel together. Apply the vacuum very slowly to avoid tearing the filter. Pour
the weil-mixed sample with volume
V.
into the upper chamber. Rinse several times with
distilled water to ensure that all the sediment is at the filter and no salt has remained in the
filter.
VI. Remove very carefully the filter from the support plate and put
it
in a Petri dish. Place the
Petri dish with filter in a oven for half an hour at
100°C.
VII. Remove filter from oven and place it in the desiccator for two hours.
VIII.
Weigh filter very carefully and record its weight W!d.'
IX. Calculate the concentration C:
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C
=
(10.1.1)
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The precision of this determination was determined with a suspension of China Clay. The dry China
Clay
was
suspended in distilled water, the concentration was 1
kg-m",
The volumes of the samples
were approximately
100
mI. The standard deviation found was 0.011
kg-m".
Defining the accuracy
as three times the standard deviation, the precision was about 0.03
kg-m".
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10.2 Specificationsof filters and apparatus used
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The filters used are membrane filters manufactured by Schleicher
&
Schuell (ME23), the pore size
is 0.15 p.m. The filter consists of a mixture of esters, nitrocellulose and cellulose acetate. This
composition gives the filter a great tensile strength. Furthermore it allows a relatively large flow rate
and the material will not stick to a Petri dish, for instance, after
it
has dried in an oven. For more
information about the filters the reader is referred to [19,20].
The filter funnel (Nalgene, Cat.No.315-0(47) is designed for filtration of liquids under full vacuum
using 47 or 50
mm
membrane filters. An outline of the funnel is shown in figure
10.2.1.
The major
components are made of a special clear polysulfone, which has a chemical resistance to bases and
acids. For additional chemical resistance data see the instruction manual
[14].
In the
physico-chemical
laboratory three filter funnels are present and they are mounted on a Nalgene vacuum manifold
[16].
The desiccator is constructed of transparent acrylic to permit an undisturbed view of the contents. The
desiccator is manufactured by Nalgene and its dimensions
(H
x W x D) are approximately 46 x 31
x 31
cm"
[15].
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