Description
Calconcarboxylic acid indicator solution is a ready-to-use reagent containing 0,4 % calconcarboxylic acid in methanol. It is positioned for titration and indicator applications in analytical laboratories that require a pre-dissolved methanolic indicator for volumetric work. Key physical data include a density of 0,97 g/cm³, a boiling point of 65 °C and a flash point of 11 °C; the solution is classified under UN number 1230. Supplied in a 100 ml glass bottle, the pack size suits routine endpoint determination and method setup without separate solid-indicator weighing. The product comes from manufacturer Carl ROTH within its range of ready-to-use pH indicator solutions for titration. A defined 0,4 % concentration in methanol supports consistent preparation of titration series and reduces handling of bulk dye solids. Laboratories engaged in complexometric or related titrations can employ this solution wherever a methanolic calconcarboxylic acid indicator is specified in the analytical procedure.
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Key features
- Pack size: 100 ml glass
- Density: 0,97 g/cm³
- Flash point: 11 °C
- Boiling point: 65 °C
- Concentration: 0,4 % in methanol
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