Hanna Karl Fischer Titration

About Hanna Karl Fischer Titration

Hanna Karl Fischer Titration is used for accurate determination of moisture in various samples. The instrument is housed in a mild steel cabinet duly powder coated with built in magnetic stirrer & attached titration stand. Controls are mounted on the front panel for easy operation. Karl Fischer Titrator finds use in chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food, cosmetics, oil & many other industries in Q.C. & R & D laboratories.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Which titration is utilized in Karl Fischer? 

Ans. Karl Fischer titration is a titration approach that makes use of volumetric or coulometric titration to determine the amount of water present in a given analyte. 

2. How does a Karl Fischer titration work? 

Ans. Water and iodine are fed on in a 1:1 ratio in the above response. Once all of the water presents is used, the presence of excess iodine is detected volumetrically with the aid of the titrators' indicator electrode. That signals the quit point of the titration. 

3. What is the motive of Karl Fischer? 

Ans. Karl Fischers' method uses the Karl Fischer reagents to determine the moisture content of a pattern and it is far a broadly popular technique because it lets in you determine the water content of a drug in a totally rapid, correct and specific way similar to wanting a completely small amount of sample for the evaluation.