OS GSO ISO 6333:2015

ISO 6333:1986
Omani Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 03 September 2015

Water quality -- Determination of manganese -- Formaldoxime spectrometric method

OS GSO ISO 6333:2015 Files

English 4 Pages
Current Edition Reference Language
OMR 20.37

OS GSO ISO 6333:2015 Scope

This International Standard specifies a formaldoxime spectrometric method for the determination of total manganese (including dissolved, suspended and organically bound manganese) in surface and drinking water. The method is applicable to the determination of manganese concentrations between 0,01 mg/l and 5 mg/l. Manganese concentrations above 5 mg/l may be determined after suitable dilution of the sample. For known possible interferences, see clause 8. NOTE— This method is not applicable to highly contaminated waters such as industrial waste water.

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