Advantages and disadvantages of colorimetry

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    1. Advantages of colorimetry:
    2. Disadvantages of colorimetry:

Advantages and disadvantages of colorimetry

Advantages of colorimetry:

  • It is cheap, fast and has the simple operation of a spectrometer.
  • It is a fast and convenient method compared to volumetric or gravimetric processes and is easily optimized for automation.
  • It does not require an experienced person to handle it.
  • Chemicals in water can be identified with this method.
  • It is applied to the quantitative analysis of colored compounds.
  • Another advantage of Colorimetry is that it is a portable system that you can easily carry and transport.

Disadvantages of colorimetry:

  • The main disadvantage of colorimetry is that colorless compounds cannot be analyzed.
  • You need more sample for analysis.
  • It is necessary to prepare a standard solution.
  • Its sensitivity is low.
  • The same colors of interfering material can create errors in the results.
  • Accurate wavelength bandwidth may be required for more accurate analysis.
  • Matrix interference may cause poor results under uncontrolled conditions.

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