

TITRATION
METHODS
PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF METHODS
• characterization of surface properties
of different materials
• research of adsorption mechanism, reactivity of materials
• investigation of material behaviour in polar medium
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equivalent
point of reaction
charge density and surface potential
concentration of solution
dissociation constant of surface groups (pk values)
dissociation group content |
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textile industry
food industry
paper industry
microbiology, pharmacy
determination of water, moisture
tribology
control of water purity
elementary, processing analysis |
CONDUCTOMETRIC
TITRATION
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using
the ability of substances in dissociation form to conduct an electric
current
practical determination of conductivity: measuring resistance
and the dimension of conductivity cell (Ohm law)
characteristic profile of conductometric titration is titration
curve; which is represented by the reciprocal measured resistance
and the volume of added titrant |
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purity
check of bodies in water
purity check of non - aqueous solutions
concentration determination
monitoring of baths and wastewater |
POTENCIOMETRIC TITRATION
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scheme
of galvanic cell: reference electrode // solution (c=?) // sensing
electrode
the resulting potential of galavanic cell EMF (so called electromotive
force) is given by the difference between the potential of the
both two electrodes
the potential of single electrode depends on the ionic concentration
of the solution (Nernst equation)
characteristic profile of potentiometric titration is titration
curve, which illustrates the qualitative progress of a titration.
Measured potential signal is a function of the titrant volume.
This representation can be used for the graphical determination
of equivalence point |
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APPLICATION
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quality and quantity determination of different chemical elements
determination of acid and base number
investigation of redox, precipitation, complexometry reactions,…
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POLYELECTROLYTE
TITRATION
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polymer
adsorption on a negatively charged material surface and the excess
of cationic polyelectrolyte will be titrated with anionic polyelectrolyte
adsorbed amount is proportional to surface charge
characteristic profile of polyelectrolyte titration is adsorption
isotherm, which describe that adsorbed amount of polymer is a
function of the equilibrium concentration of polymer |
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investigation
of delignification process
acid - base interactions between cellulose and organic molecules
surface characterization of fibres
amount of charge on the fibres,... |
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