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Nickel alloys — Determination of chromium content — Potentiometric titration method with ammonium iron(II) sulfate

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ISO 7529:2017

Nickel alloys — Determination of chromium content — Potentiometric titration method with ammonium iron(II) sulfate

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Number of pages:: 5
Publication date:: October 27, 2017
Edition:: ISO IS 7529 edition 2 version 1
ICS:: 77.120.40

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ISO 7529:2017 specifies a potentiometric titration method for the determination of chromium content in nickel alloys which do not contain insoluble carbides and which have a vanadium content less than a mass fraction of 0,2 %. The method is applicable to chromium contents between a mass fraction of 5 % and a mass fraction of 22 %. Vanadium, which can be present as an impurity in the alloy, will give a positive bias interference. However, at a level of a mass fraction of 0,2 %, this bias is equivalent to a mass fraction of 0,068 % chromium, which is about half the reproducibility of the method.

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Technical committee: ISO/TC 155 - Nickel and nickel alloys
SKU: ISO 7529:2017

Abstract

Overview

ISO 7529:2017 is an international standard specifying a precise potentiometric titration method for determining chromium content in nickel alloys. This method is designed specifically for nickel alloys without insoluble carbides and with vanadium content below 0.2% by mass. The standard covers chromium contents ranging from 5% to 22% by mass fraction.

The method uses ammonium iron(II) sulfate as the titrant and requires careful sample preparation, reagent handling, and potentiometric end-point detection for accurate analysis. This approach offers a reliable and reproducible technique essential for quality control and material verification in various industrial applications involving nickel alloys.

Key Topics

Scope and Applicability
- Suitable for nickel alloys with ≤0.2% vanadium
- Chromium content detection between 5% and 22%
- Vanadium presence causes slight positive bias, minimal impact at specified levels
Analytical Principle
- Dissolution of sample in nitric/hydrochloric acid mixture followed by sulfuric acid evaporation
- Oxidation of chromium to chromium(VI) using ammonium peroxydisulfate and silver nitrate catalyst
- Removal of excess oxidant with hydrochloric acid and boiling
- Potentiometric titration of chromium(VI) with ammonium iron(II) sulfate detecting end-point using platinum indicator and silver/silver chloride or calomel reference electrodes
Reagent Details
- Standard reagents of analytical grade: hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, sulfuric acid, silver nitrate, ammonium peroxydisulfate, potassium dichromate, and ammonium iron(II) sulfate
- Preparation and standardization protocols ensure titrant accuracy
Apparatus Requirements
- Potentiometric titration setup including platinum indicator electrode, reference electrode, magnetic stirrer, burettes conforming to ISO standards, and a high impedance voltmeter or pH-meter
- Use of Class A volumetric glassware for precise measurement
Sampling and Sample Preparation
- Use of millings or drillings without insoluble carbides
- Cleaning samples contaminated with oil or grease using acetone
- Ensuring sample homogeneity through riffling if particle size varies
Precision and Reproducibility
- Interlaboratory tests validated reproducibility of results
- Chromium content calculation formula provided for accurate reporting

Applications

Quality Control in Nickel Alloy Production Manufacturers use ISO 7529:2017 to assess chromium concentration during alloy fabrication to ensure material meets specified standards.
Metallurgical Analysis Laboratories conducting chemical analysis of nickel alloys employ this potentiometric titration method for precise chromium determination, critical for alloy characterization and certification.
Materials Inspection in Aerospace and Chemical Industries Given the importance of chromium in corrosion resistance and mechanical properties, this standard supports inspection protocols in highly demanding industries such as aerospace and chemical processing.
Research and Development Researchers analyzing elemental composition in novel nickel alloys leverage the method for chromium quantification as part of material innovation and testing.

Related Standards

ISO 385: Laboratory Glassware - Burettes Ensures the accuracy and quality requirements of burettes used in titration processes.
ISO 648: Laboratory Glassware - Single-Volume Pipettes Defines requirements for pipettes crucial in precise liquid handling during sample preparation.
ISO 1042: Laboratory Glassware - One-Mark Volumetric Flasks Specifies volumetric flasks used for accurate solution preparation critical in titrant standardization and dilution steps.
ISO 5725: Accuracy (Trueness and Precision) of Measurement Methods and Results Provides guidelines for evaluating measurement precision and reproducibility, relevant for validating this titration method.

Keywords: ISO 7529, nickel alloys, chromium determination, potentiometric titration, ammonium iron(II) sulfate, nickel alloy analysis, chromium content measurement, metallurgical testing, nickel alloy standards, chemical analysis nickel chromium, analytical method for chromium, ISO nickel alloy standards.

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Abstract

Overview

Key Topics

Scope and Applicability
- Suitable for nickel alloys with ≤0.2% vanadium
- Chromium content detection between 5% and 22%
- Vanadium presence causes slight positive bias, minimal impact at specified levels
Analytical Principle
- Dissolution of sample in nitric/hydrochloric acid mixture followed by sulfuric acid evaporation
- Oxidation of chromium to chromium(VI) using ammonium peroxydisulfate and silver nitrate catalyst
- Removal of excess oxidant with hydrochloric acid and boiling
- Potentiometric titration of chromium(VI) with ammonium iron(II) sulfate detecting end-point using platinum indicator and silver/silver chloride or calomel reference electrodes
Reagent Details
- Standard reagents of analytical grade: hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, sulfuric acid, silver nitrate, ammonium peroxydisulfate, potassium dichromate, and ammonium iron(II) sulfate
- Preparation and standardization protocols ensure titrant accuracy
Apparatus Requirements
- Potentiometric titration setup including platinum indicator electrode, reference electrode, magnetic stirrer, burettes conforming to ISO standards, and a high impedance voltmeter or pH-meter
- Use of Class A volumetric glassware for precise measurement
Sampling and Sample Preparation
- Use of millings or drillings without insoluble carbides
- Cleaning samples contaminated with oil or grease using acetone
- Ensuring sample homogeneity through riffling if particle size varies
Precision and Reproducibility
- Interlaboratory tests validated reproducibility of results
- Chromium content calculation formula provided for accurate reporting

Applications

Quality Control in Nickel Alloy Production Manufacturers use ISO 7529:2017 to assess chromium concentration during alloy fabrication to ensure material meets specified standards.
Metallurgical Analysis Laboratories conducting chemical analysis of nickel alloys employ this potentiometric titration method for precise chromium determination, critical for alloy characterization and certification.
Materials Inspection in Aerospace and Chemical Industries Given the importance of chromium in corrosion resistance and mechanical properties, this standard supports inspection protocols in highly demanding industries such as aerospace and chemical processing.
Research and Development Researchers analyzing elemental composition in novel nickel alloys leverage the method for chromium quantification as part of material innovation and testing.

Related Standards

ISO 385: Laboratory Glassware - Burettes Ensures the accuracy and quality requirements of burettes used in titration processes.
ISO 648: Laboratory Glassware - Single-Volume Pipettes Defines requirements for pipettes crucial in precise liquid handling during sample preparation.
ISO 1042: Laboratory Glassware - One-Mark Volumetric Flasks Specifies volumetric flasks used for accurate solution preparation critical in titrant standardization and dilution steps.
ISO 5725: Accuracy (Trueness and Precision) of Measurement Methods and Results Provides guidelines for evaluating measurement precision and reproducibility, relevant for validating this titration method.

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