Is there a formula or guideline to estimate how much free so2 is lost by
aging or by aerating?

Thanks

Joe

"Joe Ae" > wrote in message
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> Is there a formula or guideline to estimate how much free so2 is lost by
> aging or by aerating?

You need to measure it to really know what you've got. You also need to
measure the pH to know if what you've got is the right amount.

Tom S

> Is there a formula or guideline to estimate how much free so2 is lost by
> aging or by aerating?

For FSO2 loss *during ageing and aerating only* (i.e. neglecting SO2
binding), there are some valid guidelines at:

http://members.tripod.com/~BRotter/SO2.htm

Look under the "SO2 and Oxidation" section.

Ben

Ben

You have an excellent web site!!! I'll be busy for quite a while reading
it. Your So2 section explained a lot of questions I had regarding so2.

thanks to all who responded

Joe

"Ben Rotter" > wrote in message
om...
> > Is there a formula or guideline to estimate how much free so2 is lost by
> > aging or by aerating?
>
> For FSO2 loss *during ageing and aerating only* (i.e. neglecting SO2
> binding), there are some valid guidelines at:
>
> http://members.tripod.com/~BRotter/SO2.htm
>
> Look under the "SO2 and Oxidation" section.
>
> Ben