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The quantitative estimation of silica in rice husk ash by titrimetric method: A case study for uncertainty calculation

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Title	The quantitative estimation of silica in rice husk ash by titrimetric method: A case study for uncertainty calculation

Creator	Kayal, Nijhuma Singh, Nahar

Subject	Processing Science Crystal Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Phase Equilibria

Description	Silicon is an essential element found in cereals, fruits, vegetables pasta, rice, etc. Rice husk ash is one of the most silica rich raw materials after complete combustion among the family of agro wastes. For the preparation of pure activated silica rice husk are now widely used as raw material. Rice husk ashes are now used by various industries for different applications due to its important properties. The exact quantity of silica in the rice husk ash is therefore essential to know before further research. Keeping these facts an attempt has been made to determine the silica content by titrimetric method followed by quantification of uncertainty budget in four different variety of rice husk ash. The major sources of uncertainty in the measurement have been identified as contributions from repeatability, standardization of sodium hydroxide, titration, weight of the sample taken, volume measurement by volumetric flask, burette, pipette, weighing balance etc. All major sources of uncertainty have been identified and combined following the EURACHEM guidelines.

Publisher	Metrology Society of India

Date	2010-06

Type	Article PeerReviewed

Format	application/pdf

Identifier	http://cgcri.csircentral.net/798/1/nijhuma'10.pdf Kayal, Nijhuma and Singh, Nahar (2010) The quantitative estimation of silica in rice husk ash by titrimetric method: A case study for uncertainty calculation. Mapan-Jpurnal of Metrology Society of India, 25 (2). pp. 115-123. ISSN 0970-3950

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