Karl Fischer titration agent and method

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Determination of water – By use of a karl fischer reagent

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ABSTRACT:
For the titrimetric determination of small amounts of water, a Karl Fischer reagent is used which contains sulfur dioxide, iodine and a nitrogen base as essential components. The use of specific nitrogen bases in place of pyridine, which is conventionally used, is advantageous. Particularly suitable are selected aliphatic amines and nitrogen-containing heterocyclic compounds, especially imidazoles. The pyridine-free titration agent is distinguished by high storage stability and can be used as a bicomponent or monocomponent reagent.

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