A convenient gravimetric technique for high precision titrimetry
R. W. Perry, Henry J. Scullion
Abstract
R. W. Perry, Henry J. Scullion
Abstract
A simple method of titration, sufficiently accurate for assay work, can be conveniently achieved with a gravimetric procedure in which a top-pan balance is used. An over-all coefficient of variation of 0·02 per cent. was obtained in an acid-base titration, by different operators, with different solutions, temperature conditions and days of test.
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A simple method of titration, sufficiently accurate for assay work, can be conveniently achieved with a gravimetric procedure in which a top-pan balance is used. An over-all coefficient of variation of 0·02 per cent. was obtained in an acid-base titration, by different operators, with different solutions, temperature conditions and days of test.
Key concepts: Gravimetric analysis, Titration, Chemistry, Coefficient of variation, Base (topology), Analytical Chemistry (journal), Chromatography, Mathematics