Fuhrmann and U. Spohn.Coulometric microflow titrations with chemiluminescent and amperometric equivalence point detection Bromimetric titration of low concentrations of hydrazine and ammonium. Analytica Chimica Acta . 2000Z.K. He, B. Fuhrmann and U. Spohn, Coulometric microflow titrations with ...
end point of titration 【化】 滴定终点 equivalence distribution 当量分布 equivalence of dependency 依赖的等价 equivalence principle 等效原理 equivalence proposition 等值命题 equivalence value 等效值 相似单词 equivalence n. 1.(力量等的)均等;相等;相当 2. 等价;等值 titration n. 滴定 point ...
You reach equivalence point in titration when the two solutions stop reacting. This is the ideal completion point and is revealed by some kind of indicator, such as a color indicator, when no visible reaction occurs. Types of Titration Types of Titration A combination reaction titration may invol...
Titration curves can also be generated in the case of a weak acid-strong base titration or a strong base-weak acid titration. The general shape of the titration curve is the same, but the pH at the equivalence point is different. In a weak acid-strong base titration, the pH is greater ...
The equivalence point is the point at which the analyte and the reagent are present in exactly the same quantities. In most cases it is virtually identical to the inflection point of the titration curve, e.g. titration curves obtained from acid/base titrations. The inflection point of the cu...
equivalence point of titration 英文equivalence point of titration 中文【化】 滴定等当点
5.3.2 Equivalence point titration (EQP) 5.4 Titration types 5.4.1 Direct titration 5.4.2 Blank compensated titration 5.4.3 Back titration A manual titration is controlled by the operator himself. The titrant addition is regulated manually and the monitoring of the reaction and indication of the en...
In a redox titration one of the solutions is a reducing agent and the other an oxidizing agent. The equivalence point is reached after sufficient oxidizing agent has been added to react with all of the reducing agent. A redox indicator, which changes color between reduced and oxidized states,...
Titration error—the difference between the amount of titrant added to the sample to achieve the end point of titration and the theoretical amount of titrant necessary to obtain the equivalence point. Back titration—a type of titration in which two different titrants are used. At the first stag...
This booklet is a comprehensive compendium that covers in detail titration fundamentals such as titration types, indication methods, endpoint or equivalence point recognition and evaluation and more. It shall serve as a tool for (self)-education for titration beginners or as a reference book for adv...