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Processing kodak motion picture films, module 3 analytical procedures

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12. Substitute the following sample sizes in Step 8.<br />

Sample size A std<br />

13. Each of the standards needs to be analyzed at least<br />

three times.<br />

Calculation of the Absorptivity<br />

Where:<br />

4 mL A std #2<br />

5 mL A std #3<br />

10 mL A std #4<br />

Absorptivity, L/(g-cm) =<br />

A x DF<br />

Assay<br />

A = absorbance measured at 474 rnm<br />

Assay = the value determined below<br />

DF = the dilution factor,<br />

Absorptivity for std. #1 =<br />

Absorptivity for std. #2 =<br />

Absorptivity for std. #3 =<br />

Absorptivity for std. #4 =<br />

(<br />

500<br />

100<br />

x<br />

)<br />

5 sample size<br />

3333 for std. #1<br />

2500 for std. #2<br />

2000 for std. #3<br />

1000 for std. #4<br />

3333 x A std #1<br />

Assay<br />

2500 x A std #2<br />

Assay<br />

2000 x A std #3<br />

Assay<br />

1000 x A std #4<br />

Assay<br />

A typical absorptivity is 190.0 L/(g-cm) (see APPENDIX 2,<br />

Typical Absorptivity). Calculate a mean absorptivity using<br />

the data from the triplicate analysis of the standards. The<br />

mean value should have a RSD < 1.0%.<br />

Mean =<br />

RSD = s<br />

A<br />

A =<br />

A<br />

n<br />

;<br />

x 100%<br />

Standard Deviation(s) =<br />

(A - A)<br />

n-1<br />

where: A = individual absorbance measurements<br />

n = 12<br />

See APPENDIX 2, Typical Absorptivity for an example of<br />

sample data.<br />

2<br />

Assay of 5 g/L Iron Solution<br />

1. This assay procedure should be performed in<br />

triplicate.<br />

2. Pipet 25.0 mL of the stock solution of 5 g/L Fe into a<br />

500-mL glass stoppered ERLEMMEYER flask<br />

containing 100 mL of distilled water.<br />

3. Add 5 mL of concentrated Hydrochloric Acid and<br />

3 ± 0.1 g of Potassium Iodide.<br />

4. Stopper and swirl the flask to dissolve the Potassium<br />

Iodide. Store in a dark place for 30 minutes.<br />

5. After the 30 minutes, remove the flask from the dark<br />

and titrate with standardized 0.1 N Sodium<br />

Thiosulfate (50-mL buret) from a red color to a<br />

yellow-red color change.<br />

6. Add 3 mL Starch indicator solution and continue<br />

titrating until the blue to colorless endpoint persists for<br />

15 seconds. This is mLspl .<br />

7. Into another 500-mL ERLENMEYER flask, add<br />

100 mL distilled water, 5 mL concentrated<br />

Hydrochloric Acid and 3 g Potassium Iodide.<br />

8. Stopper the flask and swirl as in Step 4. Store in the<br />

dark for 30 minutes.<br />

9. After 30 minutes, add 3 mL Starch indicator solution.<br />

10. Swirl and titrate with standardized 0.1 N Sodium<br />

Thiosulfate (50-mL beret). Titrate to the same<br />

persistent color observed in step 6, above. This is<br />

mLblk .<br />

11. Each of the standards needs to be analyzed at least<br />

three times.<br />

Calculation of the Absorptivity<br />

g/L Fe) =<br />

Where:<br />

Calculate the mean, standard deviation and RSD of the<br />

assay. The RSD should be < 0.5%.<br />

Where:<br />

mL x Ew x N<br />

25.0<br />

Ew = Equivalent weight of Iron, 55.85<br />

25.0 = Sample size in mL<br />

N = Normality of the Sodium Thiosulfate<br />

mL = mLSpl - mLblk Mean =<br />

X =<br />

RSD =<br />

x 100%<br />

Ew = the individual result<br />

n = the number of replicates (3)<br />

F010_0088<br />

4 <strong>Processing</strong> KODAK Motion Picture Films, Module 3, Analytical Procedures H24.03<br />

s<br />

X<br />

n X<br />

Standard Deviation(s) =<br />

(X - X)<br />

n-1<br />

2

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