Price of the test:
$220 per analysis
Acceptable Matrices:
Drink mixes, infant formulas, fruits, vegetables, supplements, concentrates, eggs, and ready-to-eat cereal
Unacceptable Matrices:
Samples containing elemental iodine
Limit of Detection:
5 µg/100g
Sample Size Requirements:
50 grams minimum
Equipment:
Iodide Ion Selective Electrode by Hanna Instruments
Reportable Units:
µg/100g
Turn Around Time:
7 – 9 Business Days
Is Rush Available?
Yes
Method Reference:
AOAC Official Method 992.24
Method Description:
Iodide is extracted from the sample matrix using acetic acid and homogenization. The amount of iodide is determined using the known addition technique. The difference in electrode potential is calculated from the extracted sample and the addition of a known standard of 1 mg/L. This electrode potential change is converted into an iodide concentration utilizing the linear range of the ion selective electrode.
Additional Information:
This method is used to detect the iodized form of iodine, typically added as an iodized salt. Testing measures the amount of ions (I-) and reports as iodide.
For example, this method is suitable for iodized salts (KI) as it dissociates into K+ and I-. This method does not detect native iodine in the sample matrix or sources of Iodine that would dissociate into anything other than I-.