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Karl Fischer ROTI®Hydroquant coulo A is a reagent formulated for coulometric Karl Fischer titration, supporting precise water determination in analytical laboratories. It is supplied in a 500 ml pack, a volume suited to regular coulometric KF workflows. Manufacturer data list a density of 1,07 g/cm³, a flash point of 11 °C and a boiling point of 59 °C, together with UN number 3286 for transport classification. These physical and safety-related figures help laboratories organise handling, storage and documentation. Positioned among coulometric Karl Fischer reagents from manufacturer Carl ROTH, ROTI®Hydroquant coulo A is intended for use in coulometric KF titration setups where reliable reagent performance is required for moisture analysis. The product belongs to the analytical chemicals portfolio used in quality control, research and industrial laboratories that quantify water content. Clear identification of the coulometric application and pack size simplifies ordering and bench organisation alongside complementary KF reagents and consumables.
This article is part of Titrators & electrochemistry systems, in pH & electrochemistry.
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