Talk:Nessler's reagent
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Okay, why would you want to detect small amounts of ammonia?
-- ~ender 2005-03-12 09:00:MST
what is the difference between Nessler's reagent for ammonia and Nessler's reagent for acetone in methanol (ASTM D 1612) thanks
Sorry for being picky, but shouldn't 2.5 mol/L be changed simply to M (i.e. Molar)? Infinitys 7th 20:58, 6 November 2006 (UTC)
- mol ยท l-1 (with a small "L") is correct, M and N is obsolete. 80.136.237.146 23:43, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
Ammonia can be a health hazard and when determining the amount in the air or soil or water you need to run a linear regression curve to compare the sample to. While it may not be Health risk you need to see the small amount in order to quantify the amount.
