Thursday, 10 January 2013

Code Index for Parameters and Methods of Analysis



Code Index for Parameters and Methods of Analysis

Method Code & Sub code Index
Parameters (Code Index)
& Methods
Method Code & Sub code Index
Parameters (Code Index) & Methods

 

PHYSICAL PARAMETERS

P1

Colour (Col)

P5
Total Dissolved solids (TDS)
P1.1
Visual Comparison
P5.1
Filtration Method
P1.2
Spectrophotometry
P5.2
Centrifugal Method
P1.3
Tri-Stimulus
P5.3
Conductivity Method




P2
Odour (Od)
P6
Turbidity (Tu)
P2.1
Threshold odour test
P6.1
Turbidimetry


P6.2
Nephelometry




P3
pH (pH)
P7

Gross Alpha activity (GAa)

P3.1
pH Metry
P7.1
Counting Method
P3.2
pH paper




P8

Gross Beta activity (GBa)



P8.1
Counting Method
P4
Taste (Ta)


P4.1
Flavour threshold test


P4.2
Flavour rating assessment


P4.3
Flavour profile analysis


CHEMICAL PARAMETERS

C1
Alkalinity (Alk)
C3
Anionic Discharges (MBAS)
C1.1
pH metry
C3.1
Ion Chromatography
C1.2
Titrimetry






C2
Aluminium (Al)
C4
Antimony (Sb)
C2.1
AAS
C4.1
AAS
C2.2
ICP
C4.2
ICP
C2.3
Erichrome cyanine method


C5
Arsenic (As)
C11
Chloride (Cl)
C5.1
AAS
C11.1
Argentometry
C5.2
ICP
C11.2
Mercuric nitrate method
C5.3
Silver diethyldithiocarbamate method
C11.3
Potentiometry
C.5.4
Mercuric Bromide Paper (Field Kit)
C11.4
Automated ferricyanide method

 

C11.5
Ion Chromatography
C6

Barium (Ba)

C11.6
Direct Photometry
C6.1
AAS


C6.2
ICP
C12
Copper (Cu)
C6.3
Gravimetry
C12.1
AAS


C12.2
ICP


C12.3
Neocuproine method
C7
Borate (as B) [ BO3]
C12.4
Bathocuproine method
C7.1
Curcumin method
C12.5
Voltametric Method
C7.2
Caramine method
C13
Cyanide (CN)
C7.3
ICP
C13.1
Cyanide selective electrode


C13.2
Titrimetry
C8
Cadmium (Cd)
C13.3
Colorimetry
C8.1
AAS


C8.2
ICP
C14
Fluoride (F)
C8.3
Dithizone method
C14.1
Ion selective Electrode
C8.4
 Voltametric Method
C14.2
SPADNS
C9
Calcium (Ca)
C14.3
Complexone method
C9.1
AAS
C14.4
Direct Photometry
C9.2
ICP
C15
Free Chlorine (Residual) [Cl]
C9.3
EDTA Titrimetry
C15.1
Iodometry I


C15.2
Iodometry II
C10

Chromium (Cr)

C15.3
Amperometry
C10.1
AAS
C15.4
Low level amperometry
C10.2
Ion Chromatography
C15.5
DPD ferrous titrimetry
C10.3
ICP
C15.6
DPD colorimetry
C10.4
Colorimetry
C15.7
Syringaldazine (FACTS) method


C15.8
Iodometric electrode

C15.9
Colour comparator
C16
Iron (Fe)
C22
Nickel (NiI)
C16.1
Phenanthroline method
C22.1
AAS
C16.2
AAS
C22.2
ICP
C16.3
ICP
C22.3
Heptoxime method
C16.4
Color Comparator
C22.4
Dimethylglyoxime method


C22.5
Voltametric Method
C17
Lead (Pb)
C23
Nitrate (NO3)
C17.1
Dithizone methode
C23.1
Ion Chromatography
C17.2
AAS
C23.2
U.V. Spectrophotometric screening method
C17.3
ICP
C23.3
Nitrate electrode method
C17.4
Fluorometry
C23.4
Cadmium reduction method
C17.5
Voltametric Method
C23.5
Automated cadmium reduction method
C18
Magnesium (Mg)
C23.6
Automated hydrazine method
C18.1
AAS


C18.2
ICP
C24
Nitrite (NO2)
C18.3
Gravimetric
C24.1
Colorimetry
C18.4
Calculation method
C24.2
Ion Chromatography



Spectrophotometer
C19
Manganese (Mn)
C25
Pesticide (Pes)
C19.1
AAS
C25.1
LLEGC-I
C19.2
ICP
C25.2
LLEGC-II
C19.3
Persulpahte method
C25.3
HPLC
C20
Mercury (Hg)
C26
Phenolic Compounds (Phenol)
C20.1
CV-AAS
C26.1
Chloroform extraction method
C20.2
Dithizone method
C26.2
Direct photometry


C26.3
LLGC
C21

Mineral Oil (MO)



C21.1
Partition Gravimetry
C27
Polychlorinated biphenyl (PBP)
C21.2
Partition infrared
C27.1
LLE
C21.3
Soxhlet extration method
C27.2
LLE – MS
C28
Polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH)
C32
Sulphate (SO4)
C28.1
LLEC
C32.1
Ion Chromatography
C28.2
GC-MS
C32.2
Gravimetry with ignition of residue
 

C32.3
Gravimetry with drying of residue


C32.4
Turbidimetry
C29
Selenium (Se)
C33
Sulphide (S)
C29.1
AAS
C33.1
Methyl blue method
C29.2
ICP
C33.2
Ion Chromatography
C29.3
Colorimetry
C33.3
 Iodometric Method
C29.4
Fluorometry


C30
Silver (Ag)
C34
Total Hardness
C30.1
AAS
C34.1
EDTA Tritrimetry
C30.2
Dithizone method
C34.2
Calculation Method


C30.3
ICP


C31
Sodium (Na)
C35
Zinc
C31.1
AAS
C35.1
AAS
C31.2
ICP
C35.2
ICP
C31.3
Flame emission photometry
C35.3
Zincon method


C35.4
Voltametric Method

BIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS

B1
Benthos (Ben)
B3
Zooplanktons (Zoop)
B1.1
Visual examination
B3.1
Microscopic examination


B3.2
Shannon Wiener Diversity Index
B2
Phytoplanktons (Phytop)
B3.3
Palmer's Pollution Index
B2.1
Microscopic examination


B2.2
Shannon Wiener Diversity Index


B2.3
Palmer's Pollution Index

 

MICROBIOLOGICAL PARAMETER

Mb1
Aerobic Microbial Count (Amc)
Mb5

Moulds (M)

Mb1.1
Multiple Tube
Mb5.1
Method
Mb1.2
Membrane filter
(i)
Pour plate


Mb5.2
Media used


(i)
NGRBA agar


(ii)
Czapek agar
Mb2
Coliform bacteria (Cb)
Mb6
Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Pa)
Mb2.1
Multiple tube fermentation technique
Mb6.1
Membrane filter
Mb2.2
Membrane filter technique
Mb6.2
Multiple tube
Mb2.3
H2S Test Strip

 
Mb3
E. Coli (E.C)
Mb7
Salmonella (Salmo)
Mb3.1
Media used
Mb7.1
Qualitative method
(i)
TSA
Mb7.2
Immunofluoroscence
(ii)
TSB
Mb7.3
Quantitative method
(iii)
MTSA
Mb7.4
Multiple tube enrichment
(iv)
Glycerin
Mb7.5
Membrane filter technique
(v)
2,3,5 triphenyl tetra zoluinie chloride

 

(vi)
M-FC (for thermotolerant only)

 

Mb3.2
Procedure
Mb8

Shigella

(i)
Frozen host
Mb8.1
Concentration Technique
(ii)
Assay
(i)
Swab Technique
(iii)
Colony counting (for thermotolerant)
(ii)
Diatomaceous earth


(iii)
Large volume sampler
Mb4
Faecal streptococci and staphylococcus aureus (F.Strapto/F.Staphy)
(iv)
Membrane filter
Mb4.1
Multiple tube
(v)
Enrichment
Mb4.2
Membrane filter
(vi)
Dulcitol selenite broth


(vii)
Tetrathionate broth


(viii)
Selenite cystine broth


(ix)
Selective growth media xylose lysine desoxycholate agar
Mb9
Sulphate reducing bacteria)
Mb11
Yeast(Y)
Mb9.1
Media used
Mb11.1
Media used
(i)
Sulphate reducing medium
(i)
YNB - glucose broth
(ii)
Agar medium
(ii)
YEME - glucose agar
Mb9.2
Method
(iii)
Diamalt agar
(i)
Enumeration method
Mb11.2
Method


(i)
Pour plate
Mb10
Vibrio Ccholerae (Vc)


Mb10.1
Conc. Technique


(i)
Swab Technique


(ii)
Diatomaceous earth


(iii)
Large volume sampler

 
(iv)
Membrane filter


Mb10.2
Enrichment procedure

 
(i)
Presumptive tests to differentiate V. Cholerae








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