HYDRANAL™ - Solvent Oil, Reagent for volumetric two-component KF titration in oils (working medium), Honeywell Fluka™

Description

Medium for volumetric two-component Karl Fischer titration in non-polar substances, fats and oils (methanol-hexanol-based)

Advantages of Hydranal two-component reagents:

• High titration speed
• Ideal accuracy for small amounts of water
• High buffer capacity
• Exact and stable titer
• E-type reagents: reduced toxicity compared to methanol
• Long shelf life (three years for titrants, five years for solvents)

Improved Composition

In two-component reagents the Karl Fisher reactants are separated into two solutions: the titrant and the solvent. Hydranal-Titrant contains iodine dissolved in an alcohol with a precisely defined concentration. Hydranal-Solvent is an alcoholic solution of sulfur dioxide and imidazole. The alcohol is either methanol for standard reagents or ethanol for E-type reagents.

Specifications

• Chemical Name or Material: HYDRANAL™ - Solvent Oil
• Name Note: Reagent for volumetric two-component KF titration in oils (working medium)
• Boiling Point: 63°C
• CAS Min %: ≥1.0000%, ≥30.0000%
• CAS Max %: <10.0000%, <5.0000%
• CAS: 288-32-4, 67-56-1, 111-27-3, 7446-09-5
• Density: ∼0.83 g/mL
• Quantity: 6 x 1 L
• Flash Point: 17°C
• Packaging: Glass Bottle
• MDL Number: MFCD00147197
• UN Number: UN1993
• Synonym: Hexyl alcohol
• Grade: Karl Fischer