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Karl Fischer titration: When to use volumetry or coulometry

Karl Fischer titration: When to use volumetry or coulometry

You may have questioned whether to use volumetric or coulometric titration to analyze a sample. This blog article explains the most important factors to consider in order to choose the optimal Karl Fischer titration technique. ...

ByB&W Tek


Guide to isothermal titration calorimetry

Guide to isothermal titration calorimetry

This means that either reactant does not need to be solidified for isothermal titration calorimetry measurements, thus requiring no additional sample preparation, allowing binding reactions to be measured in their native solution environment. ...

ByProfacgen


How to Perform Karl Fischer (KF) Moisture Analysis on Complex Samples?

How to Perform Karl Fischer (KF) Moisture Analysis on Complex Samples?

In this article, we will discuss how the Karl Fischer moisture detection test can be applied to complex samples. Insoluble samples In the moisture detection of some samples, laboratory personnel may often encounter that some samples are difficult to dissolve or have poor solubility, resulting in the inability to accurately ...

ByAlfa Chemistry


Fast analysis of AOX in waters by CIC

Fast analysis of AOX in waters by CIC

Historically, AOX was determined via microcoulometric titration after adsorption of water samples on activated carbon and subsequent combustion (DIN EN ISO 9562 or EPA 1650) [1,2]. ...

ByMetrohm AG


Providing the Next Level of Safety with Hydranal NEXTGEN Reagents and OMNIS

Providing the Next Level of Safety with Hydranal NEXTGEN Reagents and OMNIS

Honeywell Research Chemicals is committed to providing the next level of safety and offers reagents free from carcinogenic, mutagenic, and reprotoxic (CMR) substances. As industry leaders and collaborators in Karl Fischer (KF) titration, Honeywell created a special product line of Hydranal – free of imidazole reagents. Enabling safety without comprising on results is the highest priority ...

ByMetrohm AG


Side reactions in Karl Fischer titration

Side reactions in Karl Fischer titration

Many chemists that utilize Karl Fischer titration are nervous about the presence of side reactions because they know that the water determination in their samples can only be specific without any side reactions. ...

ByMetrohm AG


Nonaqueous acid-base titrations – Common mistakes and how to avoid them

Nonaqueous acid-base titrations – Common mistakes and how to avoid them

Nonaqueous acid-base titrations are widely used in several industries, including the petrochemical and pharmaceutical sectors. Whether you are determining the acid or base number (AN or BN) in oils or fats, titrating substances that are insoluble in water, or quantifying products with different strengths of acidity or alkalinity separately, nonaqueous acid-base titration is the method of ...

ByB&W Tek


Measuring water with the Fluidscan fluid condition monitor

Measuring water with the Fluidscan fluid condition monitor

In comparing results from FluidScan to Karl Fischer laboratory titration methods, operators should take care to ensure the water status is homogenous. ...

ByAMETEK Spectro Scientific


Beyond Karl Fischer: Titration Methods

Beyond Karl Fischer: Titration Methods

KFT has two principle forms: volumetric titration for relatively high water content (e.g., honey) and coulometric for low-water samples (plastics, oils). ...

ByAMETEK Spectro Scientific


A quick guide to oil analysis for engine test applications

A quick guide to oil analysis for engine test applications

Complex oil preparation techniques, commonly the dilution of the sample with a solvent or titration fluid, introduce the potential for human error as well as increase sample turnaround time. ...

ByAMETEK Spectro Scientific


New Automation Guide for Improved Titration Workflows

New Automation Guide for Improved Titration Workflows

Find valuable tips and tricks on how to optimize your titration workflows in the new METTLER TOLEDO Automation Guide. Download the Titration Automation Guide today and learn how titration processes can be automated for highest efficiency and security in the laboratory. ...

ByMettler - Toledo Int. Inc


Why can’t I control the pH of my aquifer? - pH and Acidity are not the same

Why can’t I control the pH of my aquifer? - pH and Acidity are not the same

Acidity is the amount of base required to neutralize acids present in a water sample. This is important because it determines the amount of buffer required to adjust aquifer pH. ...

ByEOS Remediation - Redox Tech


One Click™ Titration in the Petrochemical Laboratory

One Click™ Titration in the Petrochemical Laboratory

The Titration Excellence line combines application flexibility with most efficient operation in titration. ...

ByMettler - Toledo Int. Inc


ITS marketing manager quoted in WaterTech

ITS marketing manager quoted in WaterTech

” Color pros and cons Umbreit says that in addition to electrochemical devices like TDS/conductivity meters, there are two other main onsite water testing technologies: titrametric, in which drops of a reagent are added (titrated drop by drop) to a water sample to look for a color change; and colorimetric, in which a reagent unique to each contaminant is ...

ByIndustrial Test Systems, Inc.


Water Quality Analysis Safeguarding Families

Water Quality Analysis Safeguarding Families

A water quality analysis center in Shanghi, China excels in its water testing and analysis with fully automatic potentiometric titration. Traditional Water Quality Analysis In order to ensure water hygiene and safety for thousands of households, the center must deal with many different water samples daily, including source water, treated water at ...

ByMettler - Toledo Int. Inc


Effects of pH and Ca competition on complexation of cadmium by fulvic acids and by natural organic ligands from a river and a lake

Effects of pH and Ca competition on complexation of cadmium by fulvic acids and by natural organic ligands from a river and a lake

In the softwater River Wyre, dissolved [Cd2+] ranged from 4 × 10−12 to 1 × 10−11 mol/l, and the ligands were weaker (log K CdL 8.9–9.8, pH 8.0) with lower ligand concentrations (0.9–2.3 × 10−6 mol/g C). The titration curves of FA samples were close to the simulated curves by the WHAM VI model at pH 8.0–8.5, but deviated more from the model ...

BySpringer-Verlag GmbH

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