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  • 4/3/2024
  • Xylem Lab Solutions

Whitepaper: Selective and rapid water determination in Cannabis (PDF)

The determination of the water content in cannabis is of great importance for the qualitative assessment of the active components (THC, CBD) as well as its storage stability. Karl Fischer titration offers a selective and reliable alternative.more

  • 3/25/2024
  • Xylem Lab Solutions

Titration Handbook: A guide with helpful practical tips (PDF)

On 192 pages it offers a compact introduction to the theory and practice of titration. The Titration handbook combines application information with the practical laboratory experience of our titration experts. This guide requires chemical knowledge, e.g. the reading of reaction equations, knowledge of important technical terms, basic knowledge of working in the chemical laboratory, as well as the handling of devices such as scales, burettes, pipettes, electrodes and the safety regulations in the laboratory.more

  • 2/20/2024
  • Stefan Kaus

Maintenance and care of titration electrodes

The maintenance and care of titration electrodes includes proper storage, refilling with the correct electrolyte and, if necessary, cleaning the electrode.more

  • 8/31/2023
  • Stefan Kaus

Which electrodes can still be used for titration?

In addition to pH titration, there are a number of other types of titration, such as redox, precipitation and complexometric titration, as well as titrations with polarizable electrodes ("Dead-Stop titrations").more

  • 8/30/2023
  • Stefan Kaus

Which pH electrode do I need for my acid-base titration application?

In an ideal world, there would be only one pH electrode for all their acid-base titrations. In this ideal world, it would not matter whether the solution to be titrated was aqueous or non-aqueous, had a high or low conductivity and whether only a few ml were to be titrated in a small vessel or 250 ml in a 400 ml beaker. One electrode would fit all of these applications.more

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