Titration method

Titration method

In the titration method, the indicator is added to the measurement sample drop by drop. The measured value is determined by simply counting the drops until the colour changes. The duration of the determination of the measured value is a few minutes. The number of possible analyses depends on the value to be determined. A typical consumption specification is enclosed with each product. Like the test sets according to the limit value method, the test sets according to the titration method are typically sold in the unit of measurement °dH. Test sets in °fH and ppm are also available. You can find these in our English catalogue. Otherwise, our sales team will be happy to provide you with detailed information.

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For quick and inexpensive monitoring of carbonate hardness with one reading per drop: 0.5 / 0.25... Titrationsmethode
For fast and inexpensive monitoring of chloride with one reading per drop: 5 mg/l Cl / drop, 25... Titration method
For quick and inexpensive monitoring of carbonic acid with one reading per drop: 1 mg/l CO2.   Titration method
For quick and inexpensive monitoring of carbonic acid with one reading per drop: 10 mg/l CO2, 5... Titration method
For fast and inexpensive monitoring of the PM value with one reading per drop: 0.5 (0.25)... Titration method
For fast and inexpensive monitoring of sulfate with one reading per drop: 10 mg/l SO4 2- , 5 mg/l... Titration method
For fast and inexpensive monitoring of sulphite with one reading per drop: 5 mg/l SO3 2- , 2.5 mg/l... Titration method
For quick and inexpensive monitoring of sulfate with one reading per drop: 20 mg/l SO4 2- , 10 mg/l... Titration method
For quick and inexpensive monitoring of the total hardness with one measured value per drop: 0.1 /... Titration method
For quick and inexpensive monitoring of the total hardness with one measured value per drop: 1.0 /... Titration method
For quick and inexpensive monitoring of the total hardness with one measured value per drop: 0.5 /... Titration method