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           10. Estimation of Phosphorus



           SCOPE
           To estimate the Phosphorus in feed and feed stuffs by
           Photoelectric colorimetric method.


           PRINCIPLE
           Phosphorus  in  the  sample  is  converted  to
           phosphomolybdic  acid  by  adding  a  ammonium
           molybdate. Phosphomolybdic acid in the presence of
                                                                        Picture-1                Picture-2
           a  reluctant  sodium  meta  bisulphate  and  sodium
           sulphite  and  1-amino-2-naphthol-4-sulphonic  acid
           (ANSA)  gives  a  blue  colour  whose  intensity  is
           measured by photo metrically using a wavelength of
           660 nm.


           Apparatus
           FAnalytical  Balance,  1  mg  /  0.1  mg  accuracy
              (Picture-1)
           FSilica Crucible, 25 ml (Picture-2)
                                                                        Picture-3                Picture-4
           FBeaker, glass, 250 ml, 100 ml, 50 ml (Picture-3)
           FVolumetric flask, 500 ml, 250 ml, 100 ml (Picture-4)
           FVolumetric pipette, 25 ml, 10 ml (Picture-5)

           FPipette, graduated, 1 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml, (Picture-6)
           FTest tubes and test tube stands (Picture-7)
           FPlastic funnel, 70 mm diameter (Picture-8)
           FFilter paper, fluted (Picture-9)
           FHot Air Oven - pre calibrated (Picture-10)
                                                                        Picture-5                Picture-6
           FMuffle furnace - pre calibrated (Picture-11)
           FColorimeter. (Picture-12)



          Prepared by :                                                             Approved by :
                                                             68                                    Director - Technical
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