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Karl Fischer reagent

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Karl Fischer reagent [′kärl ′fish·ər rē′ā·jənt]
(analytical chemistry)
A solution of 8 moles pyridine to 2 moles sulfur dioxide, with the addition of about 15 moles methanol and then 1 mole iodine; used to determine trace quantities of water by titration.
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The water molecules are then dissolved in the methanol and titrated to an end point with a Karl Fischer reagent to measure the water content from a nearly unlimited range of 10-4% to 100% (results can also be provided in parts per million).
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Specifically, for the titrator used to determine moisture of the firm's raw materials, testing is limited to the standardization of the Karl Fischer Reagent prior to analysis.
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Specifically, for the titrator used to determine moisture of the firm's raw materials, testing is limited to the standardization of the Karl Fischer Reagent prior to analysis.
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