What is diffrence between residue on ignition and sulphated
ash?
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Answer / afzal khan
amount of residual substance not volatilised from the
sample when sample is ignited in presence of sulfuric acid.
So both the test are usually used to determining the
content of inorganic impurities in organic substanance.
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Answer / ashish dubey
BOTH ARE SAME IN PROCESSES
sulphated ash determine used sulphuric acid for treatment
but
loss on ignition no treatment COMPULSORY.
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Both are same
sulphated ash BP & IP Method 600°C
residue on ignition USP method 800°C
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Answer / subhash
Residue on ignition & sulphated ash both are the same but in sulphated ash sulphated complex are remain is called residue
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Answer / sanjay kumar
residue of ignition and sulphated ash terminology is same
but as ignition time no sulphuric acid is add during
ignition test
but in sulphated ash first ignite the sample at suitable
temperatur then added 1 ml sulphuric acid & ignite suitable
temperature as per IP,BP&USP
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Answer / kamlesh patel
Both are same.onlyb terminology difefers,
As per USP terninology residual on ignition and as per BP
terminology sulphated ash
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Answer / syed mastan
Both are same but termnology is difference
As per USP-Residue on ignition
As per Bp-Sulphated ash
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Answer / p ramesh
Both are same but terminology different.ROI as per usp and
suphated ash as per EP
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Answer / kishor yadav
Residue on ignition as per USP
Sulphated ash as per EP
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Answer / poojitha
Both are same what remains after ignition is nothing but
sulphated ash
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