Chloride analytical methods

Chloride analysis involves measuring the amount of chloride ions in a sample, typically water or soil. Common methods include titration, where a reagent reacts with chloride to produce a measurable change, and ion-selective electrodes, which detect chloride ions electrically. Spectrophotometric methods use light absorption after chemical reactions to determine chloride levels. These techniques help assess water quality, environmental conditions, or material composition, providing accurate and reliable chloride measurements for scientific, industrial, or environmental purposes.