Description
Karl Fischer ROTI®Hydroquant C5 is a pyridine-free volumetric reagent for Karl Fischer titration, formulated at 5 mg H2O/ml for reliable water determination in laboratory workflows. Supplied in a 1 l glass pack, it supports routine volumetric KF analysis where controlled titre strength and clear handling properties are required. Physical characteristics include a density of 1,17 g/cm³, a flash point of 90 °C and a boiling point of 194 °C, data that help laboratories plan safe storage, transfer and titration setups. The reagent belongs to the established ROTI®Hydroquant range from manufacturer Carl ROTH and is intended for use in applications, titration and Karl Fischer volumetric procedures. Its pyridine-free composition suits laboratories seeking to avoid pyridine-based media while maintaining a defined water equivalent for standard KF methods. The 1 l glass presentation is practical for bench and instrument use in quality control, research and analytical environments that rely on volumetric water determination. UN number 1760 applies for transport classification. This reagent integrates into existing KF titration protocols as a composite titrant component for moisture analysis across diverse sample types.
This article is part of Titrators & electrochemistry systems, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Efficiency: ≥5 mg H2O/ml
- Pack size: 1 l glass
- Density: 1,17 g/cm³
- Flash point: 90 °C
- Boiling point: 194 °C
- Water equivalent: 5 mg H2O/ml
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