Sequential determination of carbon dioxide and free sulfur dioxide in wineby flow-injection pervaporation with in series potentiometric-photometric detection
E. Mataix et Mdl. De Castro, Sequential determination of carbon dioxide and free sulfur dioxide in wineby flow-injection pervaporation with in series potentiometric-photometric detection, FRESEN J AN, 365(4), 1999, pp. 377-380
A method for the simultaneous determination of CO2 and free SO2 in wines ba
sed on the use of a continuous arrangement coupled to both a pervaporator a
nd in series arranged potentiometric and photometric detectors is proposed.
After pervaporation, both analytes give one common potentiometric signal a
nd then the free SO2 is photometrically determined via the colored compound
formed with p-rosaniline and formaldehyde. The CO2 content is determined b
y difference. The range of the method is linear between 2.0 and 20.0 mg/L f
or free SO2 and 50.0 and 600.0 mg/L for CO2, with a precision, expressed as
relative standard deviation, of 7% in both cases. The method was applied t
o different Spanish wines and the results compare well with those obtained
by the corresponding official methods.