Chloroform CHCl3 NO.137L

137L


Performance

Measuring Range

0.5 to 10 ppm

10 to 27 ppm

Number of Pump Stroke

5

3

Correction Factor

1

2.7

Sampling Time

2 minutes per pump stroke

Detecting Limit

0.1 ppm (n=5)

Color Change

White Pale purple

Reaction Principle

Chloroform is oxidized by nascent oxygen to liberate acid gas.
It reacts with 3,3-Dimethylnaphtidine to produce pale purple stain.

Coefficient of Variation 10% (for 0.5 to 2 ppm), 5% (for 2 to 10 ppm)
Shelf Life 1 Year
Corrections for
temperature & humidity
Temperature correction is necessary
Store the tubes in the refrigerator to keep at 10oC (50oF) or below.


Possible coexisting substances and their interferences (NOTE)

Substance

Concentration

Interference

Change color by itself

Cl2, Br2, I2

1/20 time

Plus error

Produce pale purple stain

Unsaturated halogenated HCs

1/20 time

Plus error

Produce pale purple stain

Saturated halogenatedHCs

1/2 time

Plus error

Produce pale purple stain


Calibration gas generation Permeation tube method


TLV-TWA TLV-STEL Explosive range
10ppm - -


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