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Marina A. Avvakumova, Natalia N. Yashchenko, Svetlana V. Zhitar, Elena G. Zinovjeva, Anatoly N. Lyshikov

Test system for determining dissolved oxygen in water objects

Abstract

Abstract. A test system has been developed for determining the dissolved oxygen content in water in the range from 0 to 14 mg/l, consisting of a tablet, an ampoule and an indicator scale. Testing was carried out on eight water bodies of the Yadrinsky district of the Chuvash Republic: the rivers Sura, Vyla, Arbashka, Mochkaushka, lakes Sergach and “Round Pit” and the Mirsky pond. Samples were taken in June 2024 in accordance with GOST 59024-2020. The reliability of the results was confirmed by the Winkler iodometric titration method. It was established that water samples for the content of dissolved oxygen in the considered reservoirs are at a level of at least 6 mg/l, which corresponds to the norms of the regulatory document RD 52.24.419-2019 for fishery facilities in the summer.
Key words: dissolved oxygen, test system, Winkler method, water, indigo carmine
Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin.
2025, Vol. 66, No. 6, P. 506
   

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