Dr. Christian Haider, Head of the Competence Center Titration at Metrohm International Headquarters, explains the basic concepts of titration, including titration methods, titer determination, and sample preparation.
Titration: simple, fast, and reliable
Titration is a quantitative analysis technique that has been widely used for years in several industries. It is a simple and cost-effective universal method that can be automated to increase the reproducibility and reliability of the results.
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Learn more about titration
This free monograph summarizes the practical aspects of modern titration. It discusses sample preparation, the basic principles of titrimetric analysis, and outlines how to perform a titration.