The Sherwood Model 926 is used for the determination of chloride ions.

It is an instrumental analogue of “Argentimetry”, the traditional titrametric methods using silver nitrate reagent. Like these classic methods it relies on the chloride formation of the very insoluble salt, silver chloride. The importance of chloride determination has been realised for well over a century, with many variations and changes being made to the techniques in order to improve the detectability and selectivity.

The measurement of salt (sodium chloride) is essential in the food and dairy industry. Salt and salinity also represents serious contamination in industrial processes and the sensitivity of the coulometric method enables measurement in the ppm range in boiler feed water, polyner washes, bore hole slurries as well as soils analysis and others.

• Rapid determination of chlorides in solution
• Simple operation, 3 buttons
• Captive magnetic stirrer
• Dims, w x d x h,mm 200 x 250 x 315
• Supplied complete with electrodes and reagent pack