
DEHA Test Kits

Visual and Titrimetric Kits
Range | MDL | Method | Type | Kit Cat. No. | Refill |
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0 - 400 & 400 - 3,000 ppb | 15 ppb | PDTS | CHEMets | K-3902 | R-3902 |
25 - 250 ppm | 25 ppm | Ceric Sulphate Titrant with Ferroin Indicator | Titrets | K-3925 |
Instrumental Kit
Range | Method | Type | Kit Cat. No. |
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0 - 2.00 ppm | PDTS | Vacu-vials | K-3903 |
Note: Click on the ‘Kit Cat. No.’ to view the test instructions. Click on the ‘Range’ value for Vacu-vials to view accuracy chart.
CHEMetrics offers test kits employing the well-known PDTS Method and also the innovative Ceric Sulphate Method to deliver sensitivity and accuracy within two minutes or less. Based on CHEMetrics patented Self-Filling Reagent Ampoule technology. Premixed. Premeasured. Precise. Each kit contains 30 tests. DEHA concentrations are routinely measured in wastewater effluent, drinking water, surface water and sea-water.
The PDTS Method
The test kits employ the PDTS chemistry, in which DEHA reduces iron III (ferric state) to iron II (ferrous state), which readily reacts with PDTS (3-(2-pyridyl)-5,6-bis(4-phenylsulphonic acid)-1,2,4-triazine disodium salt) to form a pink-purple coloured complex in direct proportion to the DEHA concentration. Test results are expressed in ppb (µg/l) or ppm (mg/l) DEHA.
Reference:
G. Frederick Smith Chemical Co., The Iron Reagents, 3rd ed., p. 47 (1980).
The Ceric Sulphate Titrimetric Method
CHEMetrics developed a titrimetric method that employs a ceric sulphate titrant and ferroin end point indicator. DEHA reduces ferric iron to the ferrous state, and the resulting ferrous iron is titrated with the ceric sulphate titrant. Test results are expressed in ppm (mg/l) DEHA
Reference:
Developed by CHEMetrics.
Applications
Dissolved oxygen in boiler system water causes corrosion and pitting of metal surfaces, which can lead to boiler inefficiency, equipment failure, and system downtime. DEHA (N,N- Diethylhydroxylamine) is added to boiler system water as an oxygen scavenger to keep the dissolved oxygen levels as low as possible.
Click here for more information on DEHA use and testing in boiler waters.
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