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I need to find the percentage iron, in cast iron, using a dichromate titration. What is the best way to dissolve the iron to form iron(II) without it oxidising to iron(III)?

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I need to find the percentage iron, in cast iron, using a dichromate titration. What is the best way to dissolve the iron to form iron(II) without it oxidising to iron(III)?

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