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Water content can affect product quality, texture, shelf life, chemical stability and reactivity. Karl Fischer titration is a universally accepted method for measuring water content in all types of substances, including chemicals, oils, pharmaceuticals and food. In 1979, researcher Dr. Eugen Scholz improved Karl Fischer titration by replacing noxious pyridine with imidazole. This innovation became the foundation of Hydranal, the world’s leading pyridine-free reagents for Karl Fischer titration.
From Dr. E. Scholz’s pioneering research to the ongoing product improvements of today, Honeywell offers a wide range of Karl Fischer reagents for both volumetric and coulometric titrations for nearly all types of samples, completed by a broad range of standards.
With the inclusion of Fluka™ into Honeywell Research Chemicals, Hydranal became an important part of the overall product portfolio. Hydranal reagents and water standards have always been developed and produced in our plant in Seelze, Germany, meaning you can be sure to enjoy the same composition, quality, service and technical support you always have.
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Advantages of HYDRANAL Reagents—
- High titration speed
- Stable end points
- Accurate results
- Long shelf life
- Wide applicability
- World leading technical support
Hydranal Lab Reports
Aldehydes & Ketones
Crude Oil
Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO)
Insulating Oil
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