High Range Titrant for Sulfur Dioxide Mini Titrator HI84500-51

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The HI84500 Sulfur Dioxide Mini Titrator for Wine Analysis utilizes two different titrant solutions depending on the selected range when measuring free and total sulfur dioxide. The HI84500-51 is a 230 mL bottle of high range titrant with an expected range between 30 to 400 ppm of SO2 of sulfur dioxide. The titrant solution is pre-standardized, making titrations fast, accurate, and easy to perform.

Pre-standardized titrant
Clearly marked expiration date and lot number
Air tight bottle with tamper-proof seal

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The HI84500-51 is a 230 mL bottle of titrant solution that is used for high range determination of sulfur dioxide in wine. The HI84500 mini titrator is designed to determine free and total sulfur dioxide levels in wine by potentiometric titration. The HI3148B ORP electrode is used to detect the endpoint for both the low (1.0 to 40.0 ppm of SO₂) and high (30 to 400 ppm of SO₂) ranges. The HI84500 can be used with all wines, including red, which are difficult to test using traditional methods due to the difficulty to observe a distinctive color change when the endpoint is reached. The HI84500 determines the free and total sulfur dioxide concentration in wine using the Ripper method. Excess iodide is added to the wine sample and reacts with the iodate titrant to produce iodine: IO₃^- 5I^- 6H → 3I₂ 3H₂O The iodine produced reacts with sulfur dioxide in the wine according to the redox reaction below: H₂SO₃ I₂ → H₂SO₄ 2HI

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RH Package bottles Size 230 mL Quantity 1

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