Volumetric Solutions. Concentrated Volumetric Solutions. Other reagents for Volumetry. Traceable to SRM of NIST

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Volumetric Solutions Traceable to SRM of NIST Concentrated Volumetric Solutions Other reagents for Volumetry

Volumetric Solutions Traceable to SRM of NIST Titration is one of the most common techniques used in analytical laboratories to determine the concentration of a dissolved substance. For this application, we offer a large range of volumetric solutions ready to use, subject to stringent manufacturing and testing requirements. We select the appropriate raw materials and packaging to assure the highest purity and quality. They are traceable to SRM of NIST and the factor of the volumetric solutions is adjusted to f: 1.000 with a tolerance of ±0.1%. Our program also includes concentrated volumetric solutions, indicators and standards. Product Concentration Application / According to Code Package 500 ml 1 L 2.5 L 5 L 10 L 25 L Acetic Acid 1 M 181009 b Ammonium Iron (II) Sulfate 0.1 M for determination of COD 181369 a i Ammonium Thiocyanate 0.1 M Reag. USP, Reag. Ph. Eur. 1811 b Benzethonium Chloride 0.00 M for titration of anionic surfactants 18311 a Bromine (Bromate-Bromide) 0.05 M (0.1N) 182000 b Cerium(IV) Sulfate 0.1 M Reag. USP 18129 a a Copper(II) Sulfate 0.1 M 181271 b 0.01 M 181671 b b C EDTA Disodium Salt Hydrochloric Acid Iodine 0.01783 M for determination of water hardness in german degrees 187087 b 0.05 M 182120 b i C 0.1 M 181670 b i C 0.01 M 18288 b 0.02 M 18358 b 0.05 M 182107 b 0.1 M 181023 b b i i C 0.25 M 182318 b 0.310 M (1.128% w/v) for determination of starch in feed (Ewers) 18523 b i 0.5 M 181022 b i C 1 M 181021 b i C i 1 M Reag. Ph. Eur. 186985 b 2 M 182108 b i 3 M for analysis of raw fat 182057 b C M 182552 b i 5 M 182109 b i i 6 M 182883 b 10 M 187051 b 0.01 M (0.02N) 181969 a a 0.02365 M (0.073N) for determination of iodine adsorption number (ASTM D 1510) 182915 a 0.025 M (0.05N) Reag. USP 182161 a 0.05 M (0.1N) Reag. USP, Reag. Ph. Eur. 181772 a a 0.5 M (1N) 182162 a 2

Volumetric Solutions Traceable to SRM of NIST Product Concentration Application / According to Code Package Iodine (Iodate-Iodide) N/50 185733 a N/6 186880 b Lanthanum(III) Nitrate 0.1 M 18702 b Magnesium Sulfate 0.01 M 187098 b Mercury(II) Nitrate 0.05 M (0.1N) 1812 a Nitric Acid Oxalic Acid Perchloric Acid 0.1 M 18100 a 1 M 181039 a 2 M 182112 a 0.05 M (0.1N) Reag. USP 18103 b 0.5 M (1N) 18102 b 0.1 M in acetic acid Reag. USP, Reag. Ph. Eur. 18106 a a 0.1 M in 1,-dioxan Reag. USP 18107 a Potassium Bromate 1/60 M (0.1N) Reag. USP 18188 b Potassium Dichromate Potassium Dichromate with 80 g/l of Mercury(II) Sulfate Potassium Hydroxide Potassium Iodide Potassium Permanganate 1/60 M (0.1N) Reag. USP, Reag. Ph. Eur. 181502 a 1/2 M (0.25N) 18212 a 1/6 M (1N) 181501 a 0.0 M for determination of COD (NFT 90-101) 18385 a 0.1 M 181521 b 0.1 M in ethanol Reag. USP, Reag. Ph. Eur. 18216 a 0.1 M in methanol 18217 b 0.1 M in 2-propanol 183336 b 500 ml 1 L 2.5 L 5 L 10 L 25 L 0.23 M for determination of raw fibre 18335 i C 0.5 M 181518 b 0.5 M in ethanol Reag. USP, Reag. Ph. Eur. 181519 a 0.5 M in methanol 181520 b 1 M 181517 b i 1 M 182256 a 2 M (ph 7.0) 18325 i 0.002 M (0.01N) 181790 a 0.02 M (0.1N) Reag. USP 181529 a a 0.02 M (0.1N) Reag. Ph. Eur. 186986 a 0.1 M (0.5N) for the titration of percarbonates 182651 a 0.2 M (1N) 181528 a Potassium Thiocyanate 0.1 M Reag. USP 181535 b SDS 0.00 M for the titration of cationic surfactants 182792 b Silver Nitrate 0.01 M 18256 b b 0.02 M 18165 b 0.05 M 182115 b 0.1 M 1816 b b C 0.1 M Reag. USP 186983 b 0.5 M 185560 a a 1 M 182116 b Sodium Carbonate 0.5 M (1N) 18169 b 3

Volumetric Solutions Traceable to SRM of NIST Product Concentration Application / According to Code Package 100 ml 250 ml 500 ml 1 L 2.5 L 5 L 10 L 25 L 0.01 M 18185 b 0.02 M 183397 b 0.05 M 182153 b 0.1 M (bromophenol blue) 181693 b i C 0.1 M (phenolphthalein) 18169 b C 0.1 M in ethanol 18228 a 0.111 M for analysis of acidity in milk (Dornic) 18315 b C 0.2 M 182971 b 0.25 M 182155 b i Sodium Hydroxide 0.313 M for determination of raw fibre 183337 i 0.356 M (N/2.82) for analysis of oils 182156 b C 0.5 M 181692 b C 1 M (bromophenol blue) 181691 b b i C 1 M (phenolphthalein) Reag. USP 18215 b C 1 M (phenolphthalein) Reag. Ph. Eur. 186982 b i 1.02 M 185528 C 2 M 182158 b M 18366 b 5 M 182159 b i 8 M 187063 b 10 M 183508 b i Sodium Tetraphenylborate 0.01 M 187057 b 0.01 M 182577 b 0.039 M for determination of iodine adsorption number (ASTM D 1510) 18291 i Sodium Thiosulfate 0.05 M 182160 b 0.1 M Reag. USP 181723 b b C 0.1 M Reag. Ph. Eur. 186987 b 0.2 M 18389 b 1 M 181722 b 0.01 M (0.02N) 182102 b 0.025 M (0.05N) 182103 b 0.05 M (0.1N) 181061 b i C i 0.1 M (0.2N) 182011 b 0.1275 M (0.255N) for determination of raw fibre 183335 i C Sulfuric Acid 0.25 M (0.5N) 181060 b b C 0.5 M (1N) 181059 b b i C i 0.9 M (1.8N) 185775 i 1 M (2N) 182105 b b i 2 M (N) 18326 b 2.5 M (5N) 182106 b M (8N) for determination of COD (ISO 6060, NFT 90-101) 18531 b Tetrabutylammonium Hydroxide Zinc Sulfate 0.1 M in 2-propanol/methanol 11:1 183669 a 0.1 M in toluene/methanol 9:1 185225 a 1 M in methanol 187139 b 0.05 M 182163 b 0.1 M 181789 b Packaging symbols: a Glass bottle b Polyethylene bottle i Polyethylene canister C Sol-Pack: Polyethylene container in a carton box (cubitainer), with tap

Concentrated Volumetric Solutions Stable, accurate and long lasting solutions We offer concentrated solutions for the preparation by dilution of volumetric solutions. With PanReac AppliChem Concentrated Volumetric Solutions you will save storage space. They are very stable and have very long conservation (5 years). Quick and easy to make, just dilute with the desired solvent. You can prepare concentrations other than those specified on the label. If the solution has been diluted under optimal conditions, we guarantee the concentration with ±0.2% accuracy. The plastic ampoules are offered inside an anti-shock blister and the glass ones are delivered inside a polystyrene protective shell. All topics concerning the usage and the safety are notified in the packaging. Each ampoule includes a sticker for a perfect identification of the prepared solution. Code Description Package: 1 ampoule 303118 EDTA Disodium Salt 0.1 mol (37.22g C 10 H 1 N 2 Na 2 O 8.2H 2 O) to prepare 1l of 0.1M solution 303110 Hydrochloric Acid 0.1 mol (3.66g HCl) to prepare 1l of 0.1N solution 303112 Hydrochloric Acid 1 mol (36.61g HCl) to prepare 1l of 1N solution 303119 Iodine 0.05 mol (12.690g I 2 ) to prepare 1l of 0.1N solution 30312 Potassium Permanganate 0.02 mol (3.161g KMnO ) to prepare 1l of 0.1N solution 303117 Silver Nitrate 0.1 mol (16.987g AgNO 3 ) to prepare 1l of 0.1N solution 303125 Sodium Hydroxide 0.1 mol (.000g NaOH) to prepare 1l of 0.1N solution 303126 Sodium Hydroxide 1 mol (0.00g NaOH) to prepare 1l of 1N solution 303127 Sodium Thiosulfate 0.1 mol (2.818g Na 2 S 2 O 3.5H 2 O) to prepare 1l of 0.1N solution 30311 Sulfuric Acid 0.05 mol (.90g H 2 SO ) to prepare 1l of 0.1N solution 5

Titration Indicators For end-point detection by colour change Indicators are used with volumetric solutions to show the end-point of the titration through visual colour change. Our program includes both indicators in powder form and ready-to-use solutions Indicator Code Package 1 g 5 g 10 g 25 g 50 g 100 g/ml 250 g/ml 500 g/ml 1 kg/l 2.5 L Alizarin Red S (C.I. 58005) 121605 a Alum Iron Ammonium saturated solution 281366 b Bromocresol Green, ACS 131759 a a Bromocresol Green solution 0.0% 281760 b Bromocresol Purple 12156 a Bromophenol Blue, ACS 131165 a a Bromophenol Blue solution 0.0% 281166 b Bromothymol Blue, ACS 131167 a a Bromothymol Blue solution 0.0% 281168 b Calconcarboxylic Acid (Reag. Ph. Eur.) 123575 a Crystal Violet (C.I. 2555), ACS 131762 a 2,7 -Dichlorofluorescein (Reag. Ph. Eur.), ACS 133606 a 2,6-Dichlorophenol Indophenol Sodium Salt 2-hydrate (Reag. Ph. Eur.), ACS 132056 a Dimidium Bromide (Reag. Ph. Eur.) 1228 a Diphenylamine (Reag. Ph. Eur.), ACS 131828 a 1,5-Diphenylcarbazide 123577 a Eosin Yellowish (C.I. 5380), ACS 131299 a Eriochrome Black T (C.I. 165), ACS 13139 a a a Eriochrome Black T solution 1% 2810 b Ferroin solution 0.025 mol/l (0.025M) 28362 a Fluorescein Sodium (C.I. 5350) 122389 a a a Indicator., Mixed (Methyl Red-Methylene Blue) 28230 a Indicator.8, Mixed (Methyl Red-Bromocresol Green) 283303 a Indicator, Mixed (Dimidium Bromide-Disulfine Blue) 286330 a Indicator Buffer Tablets 28506 b Methyl Orange (C.I. 13025), ACS 13131 a a Methyl Orange solution 0.0% 28133 b Methyl Orange solution 0.1% 28132 b b Methyl Red (C.I. 13020), ACS 131617 a a a Methyl Red solution 0.1% 281618 b Murexide (C.I. 56085) (Reag. Ph. Eur.), ACS 13136 a Murexide 1% in Sodium Chloride 28137 a 1,10-Phenanthroline 1-hydrate, ACS 131321 a a Phenol Red, ACS 131615 a a Phenolphthalein (Reag. Ph. Eur.), ACS 131325 b b Phenolphthalein solution 0.1% 283090 b Phenolphthalein solution 0.2% 281326 b Phenolphthalein solution 1% 281327 b b Phenolphthalein solution 2% 172866 b b Potassium Chromate (max. 0.02% Na) (Reag. Ph. Eur.), ACS 13197 b b Potassium Chromate pure 1197 b b Potassium Chromate solution 10% w/v 28199 b Potassium Chromate solution 5% w/v 28198 b Resazurin Sodium Salt 121591 a Starch from Potato soluble (Reag. USP, Reag. Ph. Eur.) 121096 b b Starch solution 1% 28316 b b b 5-Sulfosalicylic Acid 2-hydrate (Reag. Ph. Eur.) 122838 b b Thymolphthalein, ACS 131739 a Thymolphthalein solution 0.1% 28170 b Universal Indicator of ph, solution 281370 b Xylenol Orange Tetrasodium Salt, ACS 132617 a 6

Volumetric analysis indicators can be categorized based on the type of reaction involved in the process: ph Indicators for titrations in aqueous media Acid-Base Indicators in non-aqueous media Redox Indicators Adsorption Indicators Complexometric Indicators Titration of Surfactants Titration of Chlorides Type of indicator ph aqueous Acid-Base non-aqueous Redox Adsorption Complexom. Titration of Surfactants Titration of Chlorides Transition interval ph 3.7-5.2 yellow - purple red ph 3.8-5. yellow - blue ph 3.8-5. yellow - blue ph 5.2-6.8 greenish yellow - bluish purple ph 3.0 -.6 greenish yellow - blue ph 3.0 -.6 greenish yellow - blue ph 6.0-7.6 yellow - blue ph 6.0-7.6 yellow - blue ph. - 5.8 red violet - green ph.8-5.5 pink violet - emerald green pale pink - pale blue ph 3.2 -. red - yellow ph 3.2 -. red - yellow ph 3.2 -. red - yellow ph.2-6.2 red - yellow ph.2-6.2 red - yellow ph 6.8-8.2 yellow - red ph 8.0-10.0 colourless - red-violet ph 8.0-10.0 colourless - red-violet ph 8.0-10.0 colourless - red-violet ph 8.0-10.0 colourless - red-violet ph 8.0-10.0 colourless - red-violet ph 5.0-7.0 pink - blue violet ph 9.3-10.5 colourless - blue ph 9.3-10.5 colourless - blue Color range: ph 1 red sherry; ph 2 pink; ph 3 red orange; ph orange red; ph 5 orange; ph 6 yellow; ph 7 yellow green; ph 8 green; ph 9 green bluish; ph 10 blue 7

Volumetric standards To check the factor of the volumetric solutions, we supply Standards for Volumetry, our range of reference materials with a high purity of 100 ± 0.05% after drying. Available in 100-g glass bottles and some of them in boxes of 10 individually sealed glass tubes containing 1.5 g each of the ready-to-use product. As using the 100-g bottles exposes the product to air each time the bottle is opened, we also provide suitable methods for drying the product. Each standard comes with its corresponding certificate of analysis indicating its purity and tolerance, the method used to determine this value, the NIST reference standard and the expiry date. In the following table you will find information about the available standards and the suitable method for drying the product if necessary. Substance Type of titration Drying Package method Code Acidimetry Alkalimetry Argentometry Redox Iodometry Karl Fischer 10x1.5 g 100 g Benzoic Acid over silica gel 2101 a Potassium Bromate 130 C * 2187 a Potassium Dichromate 130 C * 21500 a Potassium Hydrogen Phthalate 105 C * 2181 d a Potassium Iodate 130 C * 2150 a Sodium Carbonate anhydrous 120 C * 2168 d a Sodium Chloride 110 C * 21659 a di-sodium Oxalate 130 C * 21706 a Sodium Tartrate 2-hydrate 110 C * 21719 a Tris (Hydroxymethyl) Aminomethane 105 C * 2190 a * Dry in an oven at the specified temperature for 2 hours and allow to cool in a desiccator before use Packaging symbols: a Glass bottle d Glass tube with stopper and screw top 8

Other reagents used in Volumetric analysis Description Application Code Acidimetric Liquor titrated Acidimetric Liquor titrated Acidimetric Liquor titrated for determination of acidity in milk. 1 ml corresponds to 0.01g of lactic acid (=1 Dornic) for determination of oils and fats acidity in comercial grades. For 10 g of oil, 1 ml corresponds to 1 of acidity (=0.1 g of oleic acid) for determination of oils and fats acidity. 1 ml corresponds to 0.02825 g of oleic acid Package 250 ml 500 ml 1 L 2.5 L 5 L 10 L 25 L 30 L 28138 b b i 281381 b 281380 b Ammonia Fixative solution 1% for Kjeldahl nitrogen determination 28333 i i Boric Acid solution 1% for Kjeldahl nitrogen determination 282972 i Boric Acid solution 2% for Kjeldahl nitrogen determination 287096 i i Boric Acid solution 3% for Kjeldahl nitrogen determination 282928 b Boric Acid solution % for Kjeldahl nitrogen determination 282222 b i Buffer Solution ph 10 for complexometry 281730 b b i Complexon-Magnesium 0.1 mol/l for complexometry 281280 b Hanus Reagent 0.1 mol/l (0.2N) for determination of iodine index 281572 a a Indicator Solvent 1 for acidity determination in olive oil Indicator Solvent 2 for acidity determination in olive oil Indicator Solvent 3 for acidity determination in olive oil Lithium Chloride 1 mol/l in ethanol Potassium Chloride 3 mol/l + Silver Chloride Mixture of Ethanol, Diethyl Ether and Phenolphthalein (0.0015%) Mixture of Ethanol, Diethyl Ether and Phenolphthalein (0.1%) Mixture of Ethanol, Diethyl Ether and Bromophenol Blue (0.2%) Electrolyte for non-aqueous media 285250 b for potentiometric electrodes 282923 b b 281298 a a z ; ; 28583 a z ; ; 28582 ; Potassium Chloride 3 mol/l for potentiometric electrodes 282775 b b i Potassium Chloride saturated solution Potassium Dichromate 0.005 mol/l with 20 g/l of Mercury(II) Sulfate Potassium Iodide solution 10% w/v Silver Sulfate solution 10 g/l in sulfuric acid Silver Sulfate solution 6.6 g/l in sulfuric acid Sulfuric Acid 0.13 mol/l (0.26N) for potentiometric electrodes 28195 b for determination of COD 17707 a for iodometric titrations 17153 a a for determination of COD 283098 a a for determination of COD 282922 a for determination of raw fibre according to ISO 6865:2000 176191 b Wijs Reagent 0.1 mol/l (0.2N) for determination of iodine index 281590 a a Zeleny s Reagent for determination of the sedimentation value in wheat 286079 b Packaging symbols: z Aluminium bottle a Glass bottle b Polyethylene bottle i Polyethylene canister ; Stainless steel drum (returnable) 9

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