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Dynamic parameters
Steep
Average
Flat
The adjustable dynamics parameters in the TitroLine
Fig. 91 b
Attenuation setting
Changing the attenuation setting is also only possible in the TitroLine
operates without attenuation.
Fig. 91 c
The pH or mV signal becomes essentially quieter after a specific setting period when the attenuation is switched
on (low, medium or strong). A minimum waiting period should therefore also be observed for the various
attenuation settings:
Attenuation setting
None
Weak
Average
Strong
Chapter 4 Method Parameters
Min./max. step size
0.02/1.0
0.02/1.0
0.05/0.5
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7000:
Minimum waiting period
1 second
2-3 seconds
3 - 4 seconds
5 seconds or more
Applications
Strong acids and alkali (HCl, NaOH,
HNO3 etc.), redox titrations such as iron
(permanganometric or cerimetric),
halogenides high concentrations
Iodometric titrations, halogenides,
medium-strength acids and alkali
Weak acids and alkali, titrations
involving Ca- or Cu-ISE
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7000. The TitroLine
Application
All aqueous titration applications
Titrations in polar solvents such as
ethanol
Titrations in partially nonpolar
solvents of ethanol/toluene
Titration in non-polar solvents or
harsh applications such as TAN
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