Metodos Complexometria
Metodos Complexometria
Metodos Complexometria
Results
All results
Method-ID STDEDTA
Sample ZnSO4 (1/6)
R1 (1/6) 0.99367
Sample ZnSO4 (2/6)
R1 (2/6) 0.99217
Sample ZnSO4 (3/6)
R1 (3/6) 0.99255
Sample ZnSO4 (4/6)
R1 (4/6) 0.99235
Sample ZnSO4 (5/6)
R1 (5/6) 0.99225
Sample ZnSO4 (6/6)
R1 (6/6) 0.99215
Statistics
Method-ID STDEDTA
R1 0.99252
Samples 6
Mean 0.993
s 0.00058
srel 0.058%
Titration curve
Comments
Chemistry EDTA-Na2 + Ca
2+
Remarks
EDTA-Ca + 2 Na
+
‐ Prior to use, adjust the output signal of the DP5
to approx. 1000 mV in deionized water by
Calculation R= m/(VEQ*c*C) turning the small knob on the housing.
C= 1/(cst*z) ‐ Rinsing and conditioning of the photometric
sensor is crucial to achieve accurate and precise
VEQ = Titrant consumption (mL) results.
c= Titrant concentration (mol/L)
cst = Concentration standard ‐ Rinse the photometric sensor with ethanol to
solution (mol/L) remove adherent material sticking on its mirror.
cst = 0.1 mol/L
m = Sample size (mL) ‐ Avoid formation of bubbles during titration by
z= Sample equivalent number keeping low speed rate of stirrer, as they disturb
the photometric indication.
‐ This method allows a fully automated analysis
procedure. The method can be modified for
Waste Neutralization of basic solution manual operation. Select “Manual stand” in the
disposal (pH 10 Ammonia) before final method function “Titration stand”.
disposal.
Results
All results
Method-ID STDEDTACa
Sample CaCO3 (1/6)
R1 (1/6) 1.01165
Sample CaCO3 (2/6)
R1 (2/6) 1.01125
Sample CaCO3 (3/6)
R1 (3/6) 1.01151
Sample CaCO3 (4/6)
R1 (4/6) 1.01151
Sample CaCO3 (5/6)
R1 (5/6) 1.01055
Sample CaCO3 (6/6)
R1 (6/6) 1.01044
Statistics
Method-ID STDEDTACa
R1 6
Samples 6
Mean 1.0112
s 0.00053
srel 0.052%
Titration curve
Comments
Results
All results
Method-ID EGTA
Sample 5.0 mL (1/6)
R1 (CaCO3) 0.99446
Sample 5.0 mL (2/6)
R1 (CaCO3) 0.99371
Sample 5.0 mL (3/6)
R1 (CaCO3) 0.99472
Sample 5.0 mL (4/6)
R1 (CaCO3) 0.99023
Sample 5.0 mL (5/6)
R1 (CaCO3) 0.99599
Sample 5.0 mL (6/6)
R1 (CaCO3) 0.99578
Statistics
Method-ID EGTA
R1 Calcium carbonate (CaCO3)
Samples 6
Mean 0.99415
s 0.00210
srel 0.211 %
Titration curve
Comments
General:
‐ The mean value of the titer is automatically stored as part of the setup by the function TITER.
‐ This method allows a fully automated analysis procedure. The method can be modified for manual
operation. Select “Manual stand” in the method function “Titration stand”.
Procedure:
‐ Prior to use, adjust the output signal of the DP5 to approx. 1000 mV in deionized water by turning the
small knob on the housing.
‐ Avoid formation of bubbles during titration by keeping low speed rate of stirrer, as they disturb the
photometric indication.
‐ Rinsing and conditioning of the photometric sensor is crucial to achieve accurate and precise results.
Rinse the photometric sensor with ethanol to remove adherent material sticking on its mirror.
Literature:
Mettler-Toledo Application M014 (V1.0).
Chemistry EDTA-Na2 + Zn
2+
Remarks
EDTA-Zn + 2 Na
+
‐ Prior to use, adjust the output signal of the DP5
to approx. 1000 mV in deionized water by
turning the small knob on the housing.
Calculation R= m/(VEQ*c*C)
C= 1/(cst*z) ‐ Rinsing and conditioning of the photometric
sensor is crucial to achieve accurate and precise
VEQ = Titrant consumption (mL) results.
c= Titrant concentration (mol/L)
m = Sample size (mL)
‐ Rinse the photometric sensor with ethanol to
cst = Concentration of standard remove adherent material sticking on its mirror.
solution (mol/L) ‐ Avoid formation of bubbles during titration by
cst = 0.1 mol/L
keeping low speed rate of stirrer, as they disturb
z= Sample equivalent number
the photometric indication.
Waste Zinc is precipitated with NaOH ‐ This method allows a fully automated analysis
or Ca(OH)2 and then filtered. procedure. The method can be modified for
disposal
Precipitate is classified as manual operation. Select “Manual stand” in the
special waste; the solution is method function “Titration stand”.
neutralized before final disposal
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Author, Geeta Naik, IMSG
Version 2.0
Version Revised: C. De Caro, MSG AnaChem
Results
All results
Method-ID STDZnSO4
Sample EDTA (1/6)
R1 (1/6) 1.00874
Sample EDTA (2/6)
R1 (2/6) 1.00806
Sample EDTA (3/6)
R1 (3/6) 1.00929
Sample EDTA (4/6)
R1 (4/6) 1.01039
Sample EDTA (5/6)
R1 (5/6) 1.00968
Sample EDTA (6/6)
R1 (6/6) 1.00939
Statistics
Method-ID STDZnSO4
R1 6
Samples 6
Mean 1.009
s 0.00080
srel 0.079%
Titration curve
Comments
Remarks
Chemistry Ba(ClO4)2 + EDTA-Na2
EDTA-Ba + 2 NaClO4 ‐ Prior to use, adjust the output signal of the DP5
to approx. 1000 mV in deionized water by
turning the small knob on the housing.
Calculation R = m/(VEQ*c*C)
C= 1/(cst*z) ‐ Rinsing and conditioning of the phototrode is
crucial to achieve accurate and precise results.
VEQ = Titrant consumption (mL)
‐ Avoid formation of bubbles during titration by
c= Titrant concentration (mol/L)
m = Sample size (mL) keeping low speed rate of stirrer, as they disturb
cst = Concentration of standard the photometric indication.
solution
‐ To avoid formation of bubbles during titration the
cst = 0.01 mol/L
mixture of methanol, water and indicator is
z= Sample equivalent number
degassed in an ultrasonic bath for 5 mins.
Waste Neutralization before final ‐ This method allows a fully automated analysis
disposal disposal as special waste procedure. The method can be easily modified
for manual operation. Select “Manual stand” in
the method function “Titration stand”.
Author, Robin Isyas, IMSG
Version 2.0
Version Revised: C. De Caro, MSG AnaChem
TM
Accessories ‐ Rondo 20 with Power shower (ME-51108003)
‐ 100 mL PP Titration beakers (ME-00101974)
‐ 1 x Peristaltic pump SP250
®
‐ LabX pro titration software
Results
All results
Method-ID Titre
Sample EDTA (1/6)
R1 (1/6) 1.00727
Sample EDTA (2/6)
R1 (2/6) 1.01142
Sample EDTA (3/6)
R1 (3/6) 1.00577
Sample EDTA (4/6)
R1 (4/6) 1.01151
Sample EDTA (5/6)
R1 (5/6) 1.00973
Sample EDTA (6/6)
R1 (6/6) 1.01241
Statistics
Method-ID Titre
R1 6
Samples 6
Mean 1.0097
s 0.00264
srel 0.262 %
Titration curve
Comments
• 1 M Sodium acetate :
Weigh 8.203 g of sodium acetate in 100 mL volumetric flask, and make up the volume with deionized
water.