Karl Fischer titration method
The Karl Fischer titration method is a technique that uses chemical reactions to quantify the moisture content in a sample.
- It is possible to quantify water in the range of several ppm to several percent. - Solid samples that do not dissolve in the electrolyte can also be quantified.
basic information
The Karl Fischer titration method includes two titration methods: "coulometric titration" and "volumetric titration." Here, we will introduce the coulometric titration method. Coulometric titration is an effective technique for measuring trace amounts of moisture.
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Applications/Examples of results
- Quantification of moisture contained in solvents such as alcohol - Quantification of moisture contained in paper and fibers - Quantification of moisture contained in materials such as secondary batteries - Quantification of moisture generated during resin heating - Quantification of moisture in ionic liquids - Quantification of moisture contained in grease
Detailed information
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