34812 HYDRANAL – Solvent CM Capacity 1 Liter, Honeywell Fluka
34812 HYDRANAL – Solvent CM Capacity 1 Liter
34812 Fluka
HYDRANAL – Solvent CM
Medium for volumetric two-component Karl Fischer titration in non-polar substances, fats and oils (chloroform-methanol-based)
Synonym(s)
Karl Fischer medium
Specifications
Property | Value |
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suitability (for KF-titration) | test passed |
Properties
Property | Value |
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Boiling Point/Range | 60-65 °C (1.013 hPa) |
Color | Colorless |
Density | 1.27 g/cm3 (20 °C) |
Flashpoint | 100 °C |
For Use With (Equipment) | KF Titration |
Form | Liquid |
Grade | Volumetric Two-Component KF Titration |
Incompatible Materials | Strong oxidizing agents, Strong bases |
Lower Explosion Limit | Not applicable |
Melting Point/Range | No data available |
Partition Coefficient | No data available |
Solubility in Water | Partly miscible |
Upper Explosion Limit | Not applicable |
Vapor Pressure | No data available |
Viscosity | No data available |
pH-Value | 6.0-7.0 (20 °C) |
Product Line | Hydranal™ |
Storage Temperature | Ambient |
HYDRANAL™ – Solvent CM
HYDRANAL – Solvent CM is a solvent used in Karl Fischer titration, specifically designed for two-component volumetric titration. It is an alcoholic solution containing sulfur dioxide and imidazole. The alcohol used can be methanol (for standard reagents) or ethanol (for E-type reagents), depending on the sample requirements. Other solvent variants with different compositions are also available to accommodate specific sample needs.
Function:
HYDRANAL – Solvent CM acts as the reaction medium, enabling the chemical interaction between sulfur dioxide, iodine, and water (the analyte) in the presence of a base (typically imidazole). This reaction allows for the quantitative determination of water content in the sample via titration.
Used in two-component volumetric Karl Fischer titration:
This means the titration process involves two reagents — an iodine solution (the titrant) and a solvent solution containing sulfur dioxide and a base.
Contains alcohol:
Alcohol (methanol or ethanol) serves as the primary solvent in the reaction.
Contains sulfur dioxide and a base (imidazole):
These two components are essential to the Karl Fischer reaction, enabling the oxidation of water.
Adaptable:
Alternative solvent types are available, allowing customization to match the solubility characteristics of specific samples.
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