Soy Sauce Total Acid and Amino Acid Nitrogen Rapid Detection Kit Instructions Product No.: YP-13-20

First, the method principle:

titrated with standard alkali, the content of total acid in soy sauce was calculated, and then the amino end of the amino acid was fixed with formaldehyde to make the carboxyl end free, titrated with standard alkali, and the content of amino acid nitrogen in soy sauce was calculated.

Second, the scope of application:

This kit is suitable for the rapid determination of total acid and amino acid nitrogen content in soy sauce.

3. Product composition:

Serial number

Name

Quantity

1

reagent A

1 bottle

2

reagent B

1 bottle

3

reagent C

1 bottle

4

reagent D

1 bottle

5

reagent E

2 bottle

6

10 mL centrifuge tube

10

7

20 mL sample cup (can be used repeatedly after cleaning)

20

8

manual

1 parts

four, product specifications:

20 times/box

five, detection steps:

pumping sample:

1, take 0.5 mL sample in 10 mL centrifuge tube, add pure water bandwidth evaluation to 10 mL scale,

shake well, as the sample to be tested;

2, take 1 mL sample to be tested in the sample cup, add 3 mL pure water, mix well, add 1 drop of re Vertically add reagent B dropwise, shake well after each drop until the solution in the sample cup turns red and the color does not disappear within 30 seconds, stop adding reagent B dropwise, and record the number of drops of reagent B.

In the case of the same sampling amount, calculate the total acid content of the sample according to the total acid equivalent to 0.6 g/100 mL per drop of reagent B, and compare the content on the national standard or sample nutrition label to determine whether the total acid content is qualified;

4, add 10 drops of reagent C dropwise to the sample cup, shake well, the red disappears, add 2 drops of reagent D dropwise, shake well;

5, add reagent B vertically, after adding 1 drop, shake well until the solution in the sample cup becomes purplish red, stop adding reagent B dropwise, and record the number of drops of the added reagent B. In the case of the same sampling amount, the amino acid content of the sample is calculated according to the amino acid nitrogen equivalent to 0.14 g/100 mL per drop of reagent B. Compare with the content on the national standard or sample nutrition label to determine whether the amino acid nitrogen content is qualified.