Problems with the iodometric titration method used to evaluate the disinfecting activity of sodium hypochlorite

and HOCl may not be directly measured by the KI method. Our results suggest that the conventional KI-based evaluation of disinfecting efficacy may need to be reconsidered.

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Free Radical Research
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2026-05-16
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https://doi.org/10.1080/10715762.2026.2673600
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Water Treatment and Disinfection
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Problems with the iodometric titration method used to evaluate the disinfecting activity of sodium hypochlorite

Koji Fukui, Yuta Okada, Kenta Sugiyama, Ayuta Kishimoto et al.
Free Radical Research
Water Treatment and Disinfection
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Problems with the iodometric titration method used to evaluate the disinfecting activity of sodium hypochlorite

Koji Fukui, Yuta Okada, Kenta Sugiyama, Ayuta Kishimoto, Masahiro Kohno
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and HOCl may not be directly measured by the KI method. Our results suggest that the conventional KI-based evaluation of disinfecting efficacy may need to be reconsidered.

Free Radical Research
Shibaura Institute of Technology (JP)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Water Treatment and Disinfection
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