AUTOMATION OF POTENTIOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS - DETERMINATION OF WATER-EXTRACTABLE SODIUM IN BREAD USING A SODIUM-ION SELECTIVE ELECTRODE WITH MINIMUM SAMPLE PREPARATION
J. Yperman et al., AUTOMATION OF POTENTIOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS - DETERMINATION OF WATER-EXTRACTABLE SODIUM IN BREAD USING A SODIUM-ION SELECTIVE ELECTRODE WITH MINIMUM SAMPLE PREPARATION, Journal of AOAC International, 76(5), 1993, pp. 1138-1148
Different automated potentiometric procedures for the determination of
NaCl in bread have been investigated and evaluated. The results are c
ompared with data from atomic absorption spectrophotometry (AAS). A co
ntinuous potentiometric Na+ determination using a sodium ion selective
electrode (ISE) is superior to all other methods. The sodium content
can be measured by a reliable, rapid, and inexpensive potentiometric m
easurement of a finely ground and dried bread sample, extracted in the
measurement beaker, as an alternative to the conventional and time-co
nsuming AAS procedure.