Autotitrators

Titration is a fundamental chemical analysis procedure whereby the concentration of a chemical compound in solution is determined by reacting it with a measured amount of another chemical. Autotitrators accomplish this analysis using motor-driven dispensers, stirred reaction cells and electrodes which sense the completion of the reaction. These devices measure the concentration of process chemicals (acids, bases, oxidizers), cleaning solutions (APM, HPM, SPM) and solvents (water content of IPA, acetone, EBR).

Instruments:
• Mettler Dl-67
• Mettler Dl-31