34800 HYDRANAL – Solvent Capacity 1 Liter, Honeywell Fluka

Rp2,600,000.00

HYDRANAL – Solvent, medium for volumetric two-component Karl Fischer titration (methanol-based).

34800 HYDRANAL – Solvent Capacity 1 Liter, Honeywell Fluka

34800 HYDRANAL – Solvent Capacity 1 Liter

 

34800 Fluka
HYDRANAL – Solvent
Medium for volumetric two-component Karl Fischer titration (methanol-based)
Synonym(s)
Karl Fischer medium

 

Specifications

Property Value
suitability (for KF-titration) test passed

Properties

Property Value
Autoignition Temperature Not auto-flammable
Boiling Point/Range 64-65 °C (Methanol)
Color Colorless
Density 0.890 g/cm3 (20 °C)
Flashpoint 11 °C
Form Liquid
Grade Volumetric Two-Component KF Titration
Incompatible Materials Oxidizing agents, Acids, Acid chlorides, Acid anhydrides, Reducing agents, Alkali metals
Lower Explosion Limit 5.5 %(V)
Melting Point/Range -98 °C (Methanol)
Partition Coefficient -0.71
Solubility in Water Completely miscible
Upper Explosion Limit 31 %(V)
Vapor Pressure 171 hPa (20 °C)
Viscosity Not determined
pH-Value 5.5-6.5
Product Line Hydranal™
Storage Temperature Ambient

 

HYDRANAL™ – Solvent

HYDRANAL™ – Solvent is an alcohol-based solution containing sulfur dioxide and imidazole, used as the solvent component in Karl Fischer titration, particularly in two-component volumetric methods. There are two main types of HYDRANAL solvents: one based on methanol (for standard reagents) and the other based on ethanol (for E-type reagents).

Karl Fischer Titration:

HYDRANAL-Solvent is part of the Karl Fischer titration system, a widely accepted standard method for determining water content in a wide variety of samples.

Components:

This solvent contains sulfur dioxide and imidazole, which work together to react with the water present in the sample.

Types of Solvent:

There are two types of HYDRANAL solvents, distinguished by the type of alcohol used:

  • Methanol-based (for use with standard titrants)

  • Ethanol-based (for use with E-type titrants)
    The choice of solvent depends on the titrant type and the nature of the sample being tested.

Function:

HYDRANAL solvent serves to:

  • Dissolve the sample, and

  • Facilitate the reaction between the water in the sample and the titration reagent (usually iodine)
    to achieve a precise titration endpoint.

Adaptation:

Other HYDRANAL solvent variants, with different solvent mixtures, are available to meet the specific requirements of diverse sample types.

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