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measuring iron content in water

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can any one suggest me a circuit for measuring iron content in water, are conductance of water, are resistance of water
the above any one is ok for me thank you
 

I don't see how any of the variables you mention could possibly measure the iron content of water, unless iron was the only element other than H2O that was present. Even in that instance, you would need to know the temperature. Also, is the iron dissolved or ionic?

Are you concerned, perhaps, about measuring "ion" content?

John
 

You can maybe try using the magnetic property of Iron to measure the presence of iron ions.You can try using some sensor like Hall Effect Sensor,but I don't know how much this is sensitive and how much it is implementable in real time.This is subject to the constraint that water has only magnetic material Iron present in it.
 

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