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Conductometric titration works where other methods struggle

2024. 2. 12.

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Conductometric titration, also called conductivity titration, is an analytical method based on the change of conductivity while adding a titrant. The change of the conductivity of the solution is measured after each titrant addition. This is done with a conductivity sensor. Principles, advantages, and some examples of conductometric titration are given in this blog article.

Introduction

Various industries, including the food and petrochemical sectors, utilize conductivity titrations. This method allows the determination of parameters in samples that are often difficult to quantify with other titration approaches. Conductometric titration offers a valuable solution to these analytical challenges.

Conductometric titration can be used for the following situations:

  • Acid-base titrations: both aqueous and nonaqueous
  • Precipitation titrations: Cl-, Br-, I-, SO42-, R–S–R, R–SH
  • Complexometric titrations