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6.2 Ion chromatograph -Analytical interest. Water should contain particles 7.5.9 Phosphate (HPO,2--P) 1000 mg/ <br /> system complete with ion chromato- no larger than 0.20 microns. L: Dissolve 4.3937 g potassium <br /> graph and all required accessories phosphate, monobasic(KH2PO4, CAS <br /> including syringes, analytical columns, 7.3 Eluent solution (Method A and RN 7778-77-0) in reagent water and <br /> compressed gasses and detectors. Method B):Sodium bicarbonate (CAS dilute to 1 liter. <br /> RN 144-55-8) 1.7 mM,sodium carbon- <br /> 6.2.1 Anion guard column:A protector ate (CAS RN 497-19-8) 1.8 mM. 7.5.10 Sulfate (S042-) 1000 mg/L: <br /> of the separator column. If omitted from Dissolve 0.2856 g sodium bicarbonate Dissolve 1.8141 g potassium sulfate <br /> the system the retention times will be (NaHCO3) and 0.3816 g of sodium (K2SO, CAS RN 7778-80-5) in reagent <br /> shorter. Usually packed with a substrate carbonate (Na2C0) in reagent water water and dilute to 1 liter. <br /> the same as that in the separator (7.2)and dilute to 2 liters. <br /> column. Note: Stability of standards:Stock <br /> 7.4 Regeneration solution (MicroMem- standards (7.5) are stable for at least <br /> 6.2.2 Anion separator column:This brane Suppressor):Sulfuric acid (CAS one month when stored at 4°C. Dilute <br /> column produces the separation shown RN-7664-93-9)0.025N. Dilute 2.8 mL working standards should be prepared <br /> in Figures 1 and 2. conc.sulfuric acid(H2SO,)to 4 liters weekly, except those that contain nitrite <br /> with reagent water. and phosphate should be prepared <br /> 6.2.2.1 Anion separator column fresh daily. <br /> (Method A):The separation shown in 7.5 Stock standard solutions, 1000 mg/ <br /> Figure 1 was generated using a Dionex L(1 mg/ml):Stock standard solutions 8. Sample Collection, Preserva- <br /> AS4A column (P/N 37041). An optional may be purchased as certified solutions lion and Storage <br /> column may be used if comparable or prepared from ACS reagent grade <br /> resolution of peaks is obtained,and the materials (dried at 105°C for 30 min.) as 8.1 Samples should be collected in <br /> requirements of section 10.2 can be listed below, scrupulously clean glass or polyethyl- <br /> met. ene bottles. <br /> 7.5.1 Bromide (Br) 1000 mg/L: <br /> 6.2.2.2 Anion separator column Dissolve 1.2876 g sodium bromide 8.2 Sample preservation and holding <br /> (Method B). The separation shown in (NaBr, CAS RN 7647-15-6) in reagent times for the anions that can be deter- <br /> Figure 2 was generated using a Dionex water and dilute to 1 liter. mined by this method are as follow. <br /> AS9 column (P/N 42025). An optional <br /> column may be used if comparable 7.5.2 Bromate (Br03) 1000 mg/L: Analyte Preservation Holding <br /> resolution of peaks is obtained and the Dissolve 1.3057 g of potassium Time <br /> requirements of section 10.2 can be bromate (KBrO3' CAS RN 7758-01-2) in <br /> met. reagent water and dilute to 1 liter. Bromate None required 28 days <br /> Bromide None required 28 days <br /> 6.2.3 Anion suppressor device:The 7.5.3 Chlorate (CIO 0 1000 mg/L: Chlorate None required 28 days <br /> data presented in this method was Dissolve 1.2753 g sodium Chlorate Chloride None required 28 days <br /> generated using a Dionex Anion Micro Chlorite Cool to 4°C immed. <br /> 9 9 (NaCl03, CAS RN 7775 09 9) in Fluoride None required 28 days <br /> Membrane Suppressor(P/N 37106). reagent water and dilute to 1 liter. Nitrate-N <br /> chlorinated Cool to 4"C 28 days <br /> 6.2.4 Detector-Conductivity cell: 7.5.4 Chloride (CI-) 1000 mg/L: nonchlorinated conc H,SO, 14 days <br /> approximately 1.25 µL internal volume, Dissolve 1.6485 g sodium chloride pH<2 <br /> (Dionex, or equivalent)capable of (NaCl, CAS RN 7647-14-5) in reagent Nitrite-N Cool to 4°C 48 hours <br /> providing data as required in section water and dilute to 1 liter. O-Phosphate-P Cool to 4°C 48 hours <br /> 10.2. Sulfate Cool to 4°C 28 days <br /> 7.5.5 Chlorite (CIO 2) 1000 mg/L: 8 3 The method of preservation and <br /> 6.3 The Dionex AI-450 Data Chroma- Dissolve 1.3410 g of sodium chlorite <br /> NaCIO CAS RN 7758-19-2) in the holding time for samples analyzed <br /> tography Software was used to genet- ( 2�ate all the data in the attached tables. reagent water and dilute to 1 liter. by this method are determined by the <br /> anions of interest. In a given sample, <br /> Systems using a stripchart recorder and anion that requires the most preser- <br /> a the a <br /> integrator or other computer based data 7.5.6 Fluoride (F-) 1000 mg/L: Dissolve the treatment and the shortest hold- <br /> system may achieve approximately the 2.2100g sodium fluoride (NaF, CAS RN vattrig time will determine the preservation <br /> same MDL's but the user should 7681-49-4) in reagent water and dilute treatment. It is recommended that all <br /> demonstrate this by the procedure to 1 liter. samples be cooled to 4°C and held no <br /> outlined in Section 10.2. 7.5.7 Nitrate (NOS-N) 1000 mg/L: longer than 28 days for Method A and 7. Reagents and Consumable Dissolve 6.0679 g sodium nitrate analyzed immediately for Method B. <br /> Materials (NaNO3' CAS RN 7631-99-4) in reagent <br /> water and dilute to 1 liter. 9. Calibration and Standardiza- <br /> 7.1 Sample bottles: Glass or polyethyl 5 tion <br /> ene of sufficient volume to allow 7. .8 Nitrite (NO2-N) 1000 mg/L: <br /> replicate analyses of anions of interest Dissolve 4.9257 g sodium nitrite <br /> (NaNO2, CAS RN 7632-00-0) in reagent 9.1 Establish ion chromatographic <br /> water and dilute to 1 liter operating parameters equivalent to <br /> 7.2 Reagent water: Distilled or deion . those indicated in Table 1 A or 1 B. <br /> ized water, free of the anions of <br /> 300.0-3 August 1991 <br />