1955
DOI: 10.1021/ac60098a027
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Determination of Sulfur in Volatile Hydrocarbon Mixtures by Lamp-Conductometric Method

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“…The method most widely used in the United States for determining sulfur in petroleum distillates is probably the ASTM lamp method (2). Among the possible variations of this method which can be used for determining the sulfuric acid formed in the absorbent from the lamp burning of the distillate are: the tentative recommended method of titration of acid with alkali (2); titration of the sulfate with barium chloride (15) or barium perchlorate (S) ; turbidimetric determination of sulfate formed (16); and conductometric determination (13) of the sulfuric acid. The accuracy of any of these variations is limited by the combustion performance of the lamp.…”
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“…The method most widely used in the United States for determining sulfur in petroleum distillates is probably the ASTM lamp method (2). Among the possible variations of this method which can be used for determining the sulfuric acid formed in the absorbent from the lamp burning of the distillate are: the tentative recommended method of titration of acid with alkali (2); titration of the sulfate with barium chloride (15) or barium perchlorate (S) ; turbidimetric determination of sulfate formed (16); and conductometric determination (13) of the sulfuric acid. The accuracy of any of these variations is limited by the combustion performance of the lamp.…”
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