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I used my new Vinmetrica SC-100A yesterday to check SO2 levels. I followed Vinmetrica’s directions and used a stir plate. On my final sample something happened that I do not think is consequential but thought I’d see if anyone might know if this is so and maybe what happened
On my final sample as I added the Titrrant dropwise the tester finally went to a steady beeping state, after counting 15 beeps and seeing the stop light lit, I set down the syringe leaving the probe in the sample and started writing down the results.
Just then my three dogs started aggressively barking so I went outside to find out what they were barking at. When I returned probably two or three minutes later I found the tester no longer beeping and the green proceed light lit. My question then: is this test result valid? Is this to be expected under these circumstances, I.e. leaving the probe in the sample this long?
Thanks for reading.
Jim
On my final sample as I added the Titrrant dropwise the tester finally went to a steady beeping state, after counting 15 beeps and seeing the stop light lit, I set down the syringe leaving the probe in the sample and started writing down the results.
Just then my three dogs started aggressively barking so I went outside to find out what they were barking at. When I returned probably two or three minutes later I found the tester no longer beeping and the green proceed light lit. My question then: is this test result valid? Is this to be expected under these circumstances, I.e. leaving the probe in the sample this long?
Thanks for reading.
Jim