Function principle, Kjeldahl applications, Non-kjeldahl applications – BUCHI KjelFlex K-360 User Manual

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4 Description of function

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KjelFlex K-360 Operation Manual, Version C

4 .2

Function principle

The KjelFlex K-360 is suitable for determining nitrogen using the Kjeldahl (TKN; Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen)
and Devarda methods as well as for other distillations of steam-volatile substances (e.g. of alcohol,
SO

2

, volatile acids).

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1

3

4

2

6

a Sample tube
b Splash protector
c Steam generator
d Condenser
e Distillate outlet tube
f Receiving vessel with receiver solution

Fig. 4.2: Function principle

Steam is introduced into the sample solution (in sample tube a) to drive out volatile components
(such as ammonia, alcohol, etc.). After condensation (in condenser d) the distillate is collected in a
receiver solution (in receiving vessel f).

4 .3

Kjeldahl applications

Determination of nitrogen/protein.
For system configuration with reagent-pump:
Warnmeldung

4 .4

Non-Kjeldahl applications

Typical examples for non-Kjeldahl methods.

Determination of:

SO

2

Phenol

Formaldehyde

TVBN

Alcohol

Volatile acids

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