2024
DOI: 10.1002/cjce.25295
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Experimental methods in chemical engineering: Karl Fischer titration

Paula Rivera‐Quintero,
Gregory S. Patience,
Nicolas A. Patience
et al.

Abstract: Karl Fischer titration (KF) measures the water content in organic and inorganic compounds. Water reacts with a titrant solution containing iodine and a sulphurous monoalkyl ester to produce a monoalkyl sulphate ester and HI. In volumetric titrators, a burette injects the titrant directly into a cell while coulometric titrators generate titrant in situ. Regardless of the volume of the sample, volumetric titration is limited to 100 mg, while coulometric titration is best suited for . KF is fast (), considered ac… Show more

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