Measurement of Oxalic Acid Content in Beer
Zhang Li
Abstract
Zhang Li
Abstract
Oxalic acid content in beer was measured by titanium trichloride photometric method and the relative indexes were as follows: pH value as 1.5-1.7, wavelength of detection light as 400 nm, detection range as 0.3×10-3 -4×10-3 mol/L, and detection low limit as 0.3×10-3mol/L. The results suggested that the average detection recovery was 99.6 % and the detection had certain reproductivity.
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Oxalic acid content in beer was measured by titanium trichloride photometric method and the relative indexes were as follows: pH value as 1.5-1.7, wavelength of detection light as 400 nm, detection range as 0.3×10-3 -4×10-3 mol/L, and detection low limit as 0.3×10-3mol/L. The results suggested that the average detection recovery was 99.6 % and the detection had certain reproductivity.
Key concepts: Oxalic acid, Detection limit, Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Chromatography, Nuclear chemistry, Inorganic chemistry