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Kaul, A.K. ; Sharma, T.R.

Rapid determination of nitrogen content in grain-meal samples with alkali-phenol reaction, manually and with an autoanalyzer.

Anal. Chem. 280, 133-138 (1969)

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The nitrogen content of 38 and 34 grain samples, in two separate experiments, was determined with the conventional micro-Kjeldahl method and with the indophenol colour reaction, manually as well as with an autoanalyzer. Values were found to be comparable. Details are presented for a simple and highly reproducible absorptiometric technique that is four times as rapid as conventional Kjeldahl. It should prove popular with plant breeders, agronomists and crop physiologists, who are interested in rapid and direct screening for nitrogen content but lack funds for automated equipment.

Der Stickstoffgehalt von 38 und 34 Proben wurde in zwei getrennten Experimenten sowohl manuell als auch mit einem Autoanalysator nach der herkömmlichen Mikro-Kjeldahl-Methode und mit der Indophenol-Farb-Reaktion bestimmt. Die gefundenen Werte waren vergleichbar. Die vorgestellte einfache und gut reproduzierbare, absorptionsphotometrische Technik ist um das Vierfache schneller als die herkömmliche Kjeldahl-Methode. Diese Methode kann Anwendung finden bei Pflanzenzüchtern und Pflanzenphysiologen, die an einer schnellen und direkten Selektionsmethode für den Stickstoffgehalt interessiert sind, ohne die finanziellen Möglichkeiten für eine automatisierte Ausrüstung zu besitzen.

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