This document provides procedures for determining total solids in a sample. Total solids refers to all matter except water, including both dissolved and suspended solids. The procedure involves evaporating a suitable volume of a well-mixed sample in a tared dish, then drying and weighing the residue. The increase in weight after drying represents the total solids content. Specifically, a clean evaporating dish is dried, tared, weighed with the sample, evaporated to dryness, dried for an hour at 105°C, cooled, and reweighed. The total solids content is calculated as the difference between the final and initial weights divided by the sample weight.
This document provides procedures for determining total solids in a sample. Total solids refers to all matter except water, including both dissolved and suspended solids. The procedure involves evaporating a suitable volume of a well-mixed sample in a tared dish, then drying and weighing the residue. The increase in weight after drying represents the total solids content. Specifically, a clean evaporating dish is dried, tared, weighed with the sample, evaporated to dryness, dried for an hour at 105°C, cooled, and reweighed. The total solids content is calculated as the difference between the final and initial weights divided by the sample weight.
This document provides procedures for determining total solids in a sample. Total solids refers to all matter except water, including both dissolved and suspended solids. The procedure involves evaporating a suitable volume of a well-mixed sample in a tared dish, then drying and weighing the residue. The increase in weight after drying represents the total solids content. Specifically, a clean evaporating dish is dried, tared, weighed with the sample, evaporated to dryness, dried for an hour at 105°C, cooled, and reweighed. The total solids content is calculated as the difference between the final and initial weights divided by the sample weight.
Test Procedures : Total Solids_______________________________________________
DETERMINATION OF TOTAL SOLIDS
DEFINITON : SOLIDS is a term applied to all matter except the water contained in liquid material and thus the definition of solids refers to the matter that remains as residue upon eaporation and dr!in" at a definite temperature# TOT$L SOLIDS is the residue that includes %oth dissoled solids and suspended solids# PRINCIPLE : The common practice of determination of solids is to eaporate a suita%le olume of the sample in a tared dish and dr!in" at &'()* followed %! wei"hin"# The increase in wei"ht represents the amount of solids# +or eaporation, dishes of ('ml to -('ml capacit! are emplo!ed# PROCEDURE : $ clean eaporatin" dish made up of platinum, porcelain or .!cor "lasss dish is dr!ed in an air oen at &'/ 0 &'() *# The temperature used for dr!in" is same as that of the temperature used for dr!in" the residue# *ool the dish in a desiccator and wei"h the empt! wei"ht of the dish# Let the empt! wei"ht of the dish %e 1&# $ suita%le quantit! of the well mixed sample sa!, &' "m was ta2en in the clean dish# 1ei"h the dish with the sample# Let this wei"ht %e 1-# Place the dish on a water %ath and eaporate to dr!ness and further dr! at &'/ 0 &'()* for one hour in a oen# *ool the dish in a desiccator and re 0 wei"h the dish# Let the wei"ht %e 1/# CALCULATION : 31- 4 1/ 5 ) &''' ) &''' Total solids , m" 6l 7 444444444444444444444444444444444444444 31- 4 1&5 1here, 1& 7 wei"ht of the empt! dish, in "rams 1- 7 wei"ht of the dish 8 sample , in "rams 1/ 7 wei"ht of the dish 8 sample after dr!in" , in "rams