Abstract
A simple method for the determination of total sulphur in plant material is proposed. Wet ashing with a HClO4-H2O2 mixture is performed in a simple semi-closed system without losses of sulphur. Even the difficultly oxidizable compounds like methionine are completely recovered. The determination is performed by turbidity measurement using barium chloride. Reproducibility of the procedure is good (rel. st. dev. 3–4%).
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