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Hydranal™
Reagents for Water
Determination by Karl Fischer Titration.
HIGH
CONFIDENCE .
ACCUR ATE
RESULTS.
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.
Honeywell is your
partner for reliable
and easy-to-use
pyridine-free
Karl Fischer reagents
Advantages of
HYDRANAL Reagents:
• High titration speed
• Stable end points
• Accurate results
• Long shelf life
• Wide applicability
• World leading
technical support
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HYDRANAL Product Line at a Glance
Product Line Product Description
HYDRANAL-Composite The most flexible and commonly used reagents for one-component volumetric titration
HYDRANAL Special Media Special reagents like Methanol Rapid, E-Types and K-Types
HYDRANAL-Titrant/Solvent Reagents for two-component volumetric titration
HYDRANAL-Coulomat Reagents for coulometric titration for samples with low water content
HYDRANAL-Water Standards
Standards with verified water content for titer determination, monitoring precision, accuracy,
validation and inspection of Karl Fischer titrators
HYDRANAL-CRM Water Standards
Certified Reference Materials for titer determination, monitoring precision, accuracy, validation
and inspection of Karl Fischer titrators
HYDRANAL™ Reagents from Honeywell Research Chemicals
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The Chemistry of Karl Fischer Titration
The Karl Fischer technique for water determination, invented in 1935 by Karl Fischer, is a titration based on the
Bunsen reaction. In 1979 it was postulated by Dr. E. Scholz as a two-step equation:
The oxidation of alk ylsulfite to alk ylsulfate in reaction (2) consumes water, which ideally comes only from the sample.
Since water and iodine are consumed in a 1:1 stoichiometric ratio, the amount of water in the original sample is calculated
by the amount of iodine required to complete the reaction. The iodine is measured either volumetrically directly by volume
or coulometrically by the amount of current required for the generation of iodine.
How the Base Affects Reaction Kinetics
The t ype of base (R’N) and its concentration affect the overall reaction rate. Traditionally, pyridine was used as the base.
However, because of its weak basicit y, pyridine cannot completely neutralize the alk yl-sulfurous acid intermediate. As a
result, reaction (1) is slow, does not go to completion and the end point is not stable. Because of this lack of stabilit y, the
repeatabilit y of the results is of ten ver y poor. In addition, pyridine has a noxious odor.
Imidazole and 2-Methylimidazole as Alternatives to Pyridine
Dr. E. Scholz and his research team sought to replace the pyridine with a stronger base with a higher af finit y for the
alk ylsulfite. Imidazole was found to have even more benefits than pyridine besides not having the noxious odor.
Imidazole allows reaction (1) to go to completion rapidly and provides a stable end point. Later on researchers found
that adding a second base, 2-methylimidazole, to the imidazole, enhances stabilit y and reduces the appearance of
undesired cr ystallization.
(2) [R’NH]SO R + H O + I + 2R’N 2[R’NH]I + [R’NH]SO R
3 2 2 4
(1) ROH + SO + R’N [R’NH]SO R
2 3
ROH = alcohol, typically methanol
R’N = base
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HYDRANAL-Composite
Hydranal-Composite is the world‘s most frequently used pyridine-free
Karl Fischer reagent. This one-component reagent has been proving
its capabilities in volumetric titration for more than thir t y five years
in a large range of applications in the most diverse fields of research
and industr y. Ongoing development work has achieved significant
improvements to this reagent.
Improved Composition
Hydranal-Composite contains all the reactants including iodine,
sulfur dioxide, and the bases imidazole and 2-methylimidazole,
dissolved in diethylene glycol monoethyl ether (DEGEE). Adding
2-methylimidazole in addition to imidazole improves the stability
and eliminates the formation of cr ystals which can interfere with
the titrator’s performance. The cr ystallization of the reagent was
occasionally obser ved under the influence of airborne moisture
and also af ter prolonged residence of the reagent in the Karl
Fischer titrator‘s tube system. This effect is prevented by a new
and improved formulation.
Enhancement of Titer Stability
When comparing the old and new formulation it becomes obvious
that the new formulation is significantly more stable with a loss of
concentration less than 5% per year vs. approx. 10% for the old
formulation. Hydranal-Composite is additionally stabilized with
DEGEE as a solvent. The results of the tests into titer decline are
shown in Figure 1.
Product
Number
Product Name Description Packaging
34827 HYDRANAL-Composite 1 One-component reagent, titer ~1 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L
34806 HYDRANAL-Composite 2 One-component reagent, titer ~2 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L
34805 HYDRANAL-Composite 5 One-component reagent, titer ~5 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L
34816 HYDRANAL-Composite 5 K One-component reagent for titration of ketones and
aldehydes, titer ~5 mg/mL
500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L
Figure 1. Results of the titer stability tests
HYDRANAL-
Composite
Media
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Advantages of HYDRANAL
One-Component Reagents:
• Unlimited water capacity
• Convenient and easy to use
• The greatest flexibility in working media selection
• Suitable for methanol-reacting compounds,
e.g. ketones and aldehydes
• Long shelf life (three years)
Volumetric One-Component Titration - Titrating Agents
With one-component reagents the medium (i.e. the solvent
required) is chosen according to the dissolution and chemical
proper ties of the sample substance being analyzed. The
most commonly used medium is dr y methanol.
The speed, time taken and accuracy of the Karl Fischer reaction is
influenced by the medium used in the titration vessel. The Hydranal-
Composite, one-component reagents, are already buffered to an
optimum of pH by using imidazoles. Thus the performance of the
titrating agent is optimized to ensure a rapid Karl Fischer titration,
however, there is still room for improvement on the use of the solvent.
Product
Number
Product Name Description Packaging
37817 HYDRANAL-Methanol Rapid Medium containing accelerators 1 L; 2.5 L
34741 HYDRANAL-Methanol Dry Medium for general use 1 L; 2.5 L
34734 HYDRANAL-CompoSolver E Ethanol-based medium containing accelerators 1 L; 2.5 L
34697 HYDRANAL-Solver (Crude) Oil Working medium containing methanol, xylene and chloroform for titration in
oils
1 L; 2.5 L
37855 HYDRANAL-LipoSolver CM Working medium containing methanol and chloroform for titration in
non-polar samples
1 L
37856 HYDRANAL-LipoSolver MH Working medium containing methanol and 1-hexanol for titration in
non-polar samples
1 L
34698 HYDRANAL-Medium K Less toxic working medium containing chloroform for ketones and aldehydes 1 L
34738 HYDRANAL-KetoSolver Working medium free of halogenated solvents for ketones and aldehydes 500 mL; 1 L
34817 HYDRANAL-Working Medium K Working medium containing chloroform and 2-chloroethanol for ketones
and aldehydes
1 L
HYDRANAL-Methanol Rapid
Methanol is the most commonly used medium in the titration vessel,
however it is an unbuffered solvent. When using Hydranal-Methanol
Rapid, you will see a clear improvement in speed and accuracy of
the titration. This is due to the accelerators in the medium, which
are unique to Hydranal-Methanol Rapid and enable an optimal
Karl Fischer titration (see Figure 2).
HYDRANAL-CompoSolver E
In case a less toxic solvent is preferred, Hydranal-CompoSolver E,
an ethanol based medium, has a similar performance to Hydranal-
Methanol Rapid.
HYDRANAL-Solver (premixed)
Many non-polar samples (e.g. oils, fats, organic components)
appear with a poor solubility in methanol and require the addition
of a solubilizer. To overcome these challenges, a series of specially
designed media has been developed based on the most suitable
solvent mix.
HYDRANAL-K Media
For compounds reacting with methanol, like ketones and aldehydes,
three different media have been developed. Comparing the three
media based on their toxicity and capacity to suppress side effects,
we recommend the use of Hydranal-Medium K as the first choice.
Figure 2. Titration of 20 mg water
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.0
0.0
0 100 200
Time [s]
300
Volume [mL]
Methanol Rapid
Methanol Dry
▼
▼
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Advantages of
HYDRANAL- Methanol Rapid:
• Much shorter titration time
• Rapid end point
• High accuracy of the analysis
Volumetric One-Component Titration - Media
HYDRANAL-Titrant / Solvent
Two-component reagent have been developed to use the stability
advantage of a pure alcoholic solution of iodine. Additionally, the
buffered system provides a ver y fast titration performance.
Composition
In two-component reagents the Karl Fischer reactants are separated
into two solutions: the titrant and the solvent. Hydranal-Titrant
contains iodine dissolved in an alcohol with a precisely defined
concentration. Hydranal-Solvent is an alcoholic solution of sulfur
dioxide and imidazole.
The alcohol is either methanol for standard reagents or ethanol for
E-type reagents.
Further types of Solvent reagent based on different mixtures enable
to meet the sample dissolution properties.
Titrant
Solvent
Product
Number
Product Name Description Packaging
Methanol Based
34811 HYDRANAL-Titrant 2 Two-component reagent, titer ~2 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L
34801 HYDRANAL-Titrant 5 Two-component reagent, titer ~5 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L
34800 HYDRANAL-Solvent Working medium for two-component titration 1 L; 2.5 L
Ethanol Based
34723 HYDRANAL-Titrant 2 E Two-component reagent, titer ~2 mg/mL 1 L
34732 HYDRANAL-Titrant 5 E Two-component reagent, titer ~5 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L
34730 HYDRANAL-Solvent E Working medium for two-component titration 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L
Special Media
34812 HYDRANAL-Solvent CM Working medium for two-component titration, containing methanol and
chloroform for titration in non-polar samples
1 L; 2.5 L
34749 HYDRANAL-Solvent Oil Working medium for two-component titration, containing methanol and
1-hexanol for titration in non-polar samples
1 L
34697 HYDRANAL-Solver (Crude) Oil Working medium containing methanol, xylene and chloroform for
titration in oils
1 L; 2.5 L
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Advantages of HYDRANAL
Two-Component Reagents:
• High titration speed
• Ideal accuracy for small amounts of water
• High buffer capacity
• Exact and stable titer
• E-type reagents: reduced toxicity compared
to methanol
• Long shelf life (three years for titrants,
five years for solvents)
Volumetric Two-Component Titration
HYDRANAL-Coulomat
Coulometric Karl Fischer titrations normally require two reagent
solutions: an anoly te (the solution in the anodic compartment) and
a catholy te (the solution in the cathodic compartment). Hydranal-
Coulomat A-type or E-type reagents are used as anoly tes. The anoly tes
contain iodide and a sulfur dioxide/imidazole buffer in suitable
solvents. Hydranal-Coulomat CG reagents are used as catholy tes.
Coulometric reagents based on different solvent compositions ser ve
to support the broad variety of samples analyzed, i.e. Hydranal-
Coulomat Oil contains methanol, xylene and chloroform for titration in
oils or methanol-free Hydranal-Coulomat AK for titration of ketones to
suppress negative side effects.Furthermore, some working techniques
are supported by special reagents i.e. the use of Karl Fischer oven by
Hydranal-Coulomat AG-Oven or the use of a cell without diaphragm by
Hydranal-Coulomat AD.
Coulometric Cells
There are two different types of coulometric cells: those with and
those without a diaphragm. The diaphragm separates the anode
chamber from the cathode chamber. Oxidation of I⁻ to I occurs at the²
anode, whereas the reduction of protons to H occurs at the cathode.²
For cells without a diaphragm the anodic and cathodic compartments
are not separated and only one reagent, the anoly te, is needed.
Though the latter coulometric cell may seem more convenient to use,
the cell with diaphragm achieves the highest accuracy down to the
trace range of water. Recommendation details are given in description
below the table.
* In theory all Hydranal-Coulomat anolytes may be used with either type of generator electrode: with or without a diaphragm. However,
the anolytes which contain a co-solvent in addition to methanol show increased recoveries when used with a diaphragmless generator
electrode. Therefore we recommend using a diaphragm generator electrode when working with a co-solvent containing anolyte. This will
require the use of the appropriate catholyte.
Advantages of HYDRANAL
Coulometric Reagents:
• Easy to use
• High accuracy for trace
amounts of water
• Stable conditions of the
titration vessel
• Broad product range
• Long shelf life
(up to five years)
A C
HYDRANAL-
Coulomat
(Catholyte)
HYDRANAL-
Coulomat
(Anolyte)
Product
Number
Product Name Description Packaging
34807 HYDRANAL-Coulomat A Anolyte preferred for cells with diaphragm* 500 mL
34836 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AG Anolyte suitable for cells with and without diaphragm 500 mL; 1 L
34843 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AG-H Anolyte for titration of long-chained hydrocarbons, preferred for cells
with diaphragm*
500 mL
34739 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AG-Oven Anolyte for determination with Karl Fischer oven, suitable for cells with and
without diaphragm
500 mL
34820 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AK Anolyte for titration of ketones, preferred for cells with diaphragm* 500 mL
34868 HYDRANAL-Coulomat Oil Anolyte for titration of oils, preferred for cells with diaphragm* 100 mL; 500 mL
34726 HYDRANAL-Coulomat E Anolyte based on ethanol, suitable for cells with and without diaphragm 500 mL
34810 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AD Anolyte preferred for cells without diaphragm 500 mL
34840 HYDRANAL-Coulomat CG Catholyte 10 x 5 mL
34821 HYDRANAL-Coulomat CG-K Catholyte for titration of ketones 10 x 5 mL
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Coulometric Titration
Titer Standardization and Instrument Inspection
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Advantages of HYDRANAL-Water Standards:
• Broad product range for volumetric and coulometric Karl Fischer
applications
• Manufactured according to current ISO requirements
• Tested against NIST SRM 2890
• Long shelf life (up to five years)
• Convenient packaging
• Supplied with detailed instruction for use
• Report of Analysis showing the exact water content is included
Traceability to a national standard or to a SI unit is of ten required in
these guidelines. All Hydranal-Water Standards are tested against
external reference material from national metrological institutions
as the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology,
USA) standard reference material SRM 2890, Water Saturated
Octanol or CRM 4222 Water in Mesitylene from National Metrology
Institute of Japan (NMIJ). Additionally, they are calibrated based on
high purity water.
Liquid standards consist of a solvent mixture with specific
composition and precisely determined water content. They are
packaged in glass ampoules under argon. Each box contains ten
single-use ampoules which are easy to open (pre-notched).
Solid standards contain defined amounts of chemically bound water
suitable for both general use as well as for the Karl Fischer oven.
These standards are packed in amber glass bottles.
HYDRANAL-Water Standards
Quality management plays an important role in Karl Fischer titration. Calibration, validation and inspection of
analy tical instruments and reagents is performed with a specific amount of water, either pure water or water standards.
The challenge with pure water is the low amount required (10 -50 mg for volumetr y, and 0.1-1 mg for coulometr y), which
is dif ficult to handle and weigh.
We therefore recommend Hydranal-Water Standards with an exactly confirmed water content for:
• Titer determination
• Monitoring precision and accuracy
• Validation and inspection of Karl Fischer titrators according
to ISO, GMP, GLP and FDA guidelines
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Product
Number
Product Name Description Packaging
34425 HYDRANAL-CRM Water Standard 10.0 Liquid CRM standard, water content 10.0 mg/g = 1.0% 10 x 8 mL
34426 HYDRANAL-CRM Water Standard 1.0 Liquid CRM standard, water content 1.0 mg/g = 0.1% 10 x 4 mL
34424 HYDRANAL-CRM Sodium Tartrate Dihydrate Solid CRM standard, water content ~15.66% 10 g
34849 HYDRANAL-Water Standard 10.0 Liquid standard, water content 10.0 mg/g = 1.0% 10 x 8 mL
34828 HYDRANAL-Water Standard 1.0 Liquid standard, water content 1.0 mg/g = 0.1% 10 x 4 mL
34847 HYDRANAL-Water Standard 0.1 Liquid standard, water content 0.1 mg/g = 0.01% (shelf life 2 years,
to be stored at 2-8°C)
10 x 4 mL
34446 HYDRANAL-Water Standard 0.1 PC Liquid standard water content 0.1 mg/g = 0.01% (improved stability
compared to 34847: shelf life 5 years, to be stored at room temp.)
10 x 4 mL
34694 HYDRANAL-Water Standard Oil Liquid standard based on mineral oil, water content approx. 10 ppm
(0.001%)
10 x 8 mL
34696 HYDRANAL-Standard Sodium
Tartrate Dihydrate
Solid standard, water content ~15.66% 25 g
34693 HYDRANAL-Water Standard KF Oven
140-160°C
Solid standard for control of Karl Fischer ovens, water content ~5%,
based on lactose
10 g
34748 HYDRANAL-Water Standard KF Oven
220-230°C
Solid standard for control of Karl Fischer ovens, water content
~5.55%, based on potassium citrate
10 g
HYDRANAL-CRM Water Standards
Since 2014, Hydranal Center of Excellence in Seelze keeps its combined ISO/IEC 17025 and I S O 17 0 3 4 accreditation.
This is the highest achievable quality level for producers of Certified Reference Materials (CRMs). With the double
accreditation, Hydranal introduced the ver y first commercially available CRM Water Standards for Karl Fischer titration.
Karl Fischer titration is applied to multifarious substances. The nuances in sample properties influence the Karl Fischer
titration differently. There are a number of ways to adjust the working conditions.
Solubilizers
In special cases the addition of solubilizer is required in order to enable a direct titration of the sample and avoid
complicated and error-prone pre-dissolution and pre-extraction steps.
Buffers
The Karl Fischer reaction is pH dependant, with pH 5-7.5 being the ideal range. Strongly acidic samples slow the reaction
and must be neutralized without inducing an alkaline reaction of the working medium prior to starting the titration.
Strong bases can increase the pH of the working solution if the basicity exceeds the buffering capacity of the reagent.
A titration end point will not be reached. Strong bases also must be neutralized prior to starting the titration.
Drying Agents
Special dr ying agents are suitable to hold the near environment of the Karl Fischer equipment on a low water level or to
dr y carrier gases in case of oven technique.
HYDRANAL-Moisture Test Kit
For rough measurements without a titrator, special test kits for visual water determination according to Karl Fischer
can be used. The set contains syringes, titration vessel and reagents: 2 x 500 mL Hydranal-Solvent E (34730), 100 mL
Hydranal-Titrant 5 E (34732) and 100 mL Hydranal-Standard 5.0 (34813). Refills can be ordered separately.
Product
Number
Product Name Description Packaging
34724 HYDRANAL-Formamide Dry Solubilizer, max. 0.02% water 1 L
37863 HYDRANAL-Chloroform Solubilizer, max. 0.01% water 1 L
37866 HYDRANAL-Xylene Solubilizer, max. 0.02% water 1 L
34804 HYDRANAL-Buffer for Acids Liquid buffer medium, based on imidazole 500 mL
37859 HYDRANAL-Buffer for Bases Liquid buffer medium, based on salicylic acid 1 L
32035 HYDRANAL-Benzoic Acid Buffer substance 500 g
37865 HYDRANAL-Salicylic Acid Buffer substance 500 g
37864 HYDRANAL-Imidazole Buffer substance 500 g
34813 HYDRANAL-Standard 5.0 Test solution for volumetric titration, water content 5.00 mg/mL 100 mL; 500 mL
34803 HYDRANAL-Sodium Tartrate Dihydrate Test substance for volumetric titration, water content ~15.66% 100 g
34802 HYDRANAL-Water-in-Methanol 5.0 Reagent for volumetric back titration, water content 5.00 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L
34788 HYDRANAL-Humidity Absorber Drying agent for air and gases with indicator 500 g; 1 kg
34241 HYDRANAL-Molecular Sieve 0.3 nm Drying agent for air and gases 250 g
37858 HYDRANAL-Moisture Test Kit Test kit for the visual water determination according to Karl Fischer
without titrator
1 kit
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Auxiliaries for Karl Fischer Titration
Technical Support
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For more than 40 years, the Hydranal Technical Ser vice Team has
been gathering extensive and unmet experience and insights into Karl
Fischer titration and its related challenges.
If you are looking to improve your Karl Fischer titration performance,
the team of Hydranal experts can support you with:
• Selecting the most suitable Karl Fischer reagents for your samples
• Recommending application methods
• Troubleshooting technical problems (solubility, side reactions, etc.)
• Technical Karl Fischer seminars and trainings
• Comprehensive literature
To learn more about Hydranal reagents, visit
hydranal-honey well.com
Please, do not hesitate
to contact us at
hydranal@honeywell.com
or contact our Hydranal
specialists directly:
Global Market
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HYDR ANAL Center of Excellence
Seelze, Germany
Tel : +49 5137 999 353
Fax: +49 5137 999 698
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HYDR ANAL Center of Excellence
Seelze, Germany
Tel : +49 5137 999 451
Global Market
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HYDR ANAL Technical Specialist
Warsaw, Poland
Tel : +48 512 355 628
APAC
Charlie Zhang
HYDRANAL Application Lab
Shanghai, China
Tel : +86 21 2894 4715
APAC
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HYDRANAL Application Lab
Shanghai, China
Tel : +86 21 2894 4771
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Honeywell Karl Fischer Hydranal For Accurate Results

  • 1. Hydranal™ Reagents for Water Determination by Karl Fischer Titration. HIGH CONFIDENCE . ACCUR ATE RESULTS.
  • 2. 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. Honeywell is your partner for reliable and easy-to-use pyridine-free Karl Fischer reagents Advantages of HYDRANAL Reagents: • High titration speed • Stable end points • Accurate results • Long shelf life • Wide applicability • World leading technical support 2 HYDRANAL Product Line at a Glance Product Line Product Description HYDRANAL-Composite The most flexible and commonly used reagents for one-component volumetric titration HYDRANAL Special Media Special reagents like Methanol Rapid, E-Types and K-Types HYDRANAL-Titrant/Solvent Reagents for two-component volumetric titration HYDRANAL-Coulomat Reagents for coulometric titration for samples with low water content HYDRANAL-Water Standards Standards with verified water content for titer determination, monitoring precision, accuracy, validation and inspection of Karl Fischer titrators HYDRANAL-CRM Water Standards Certified Reference Materials for titer determination, monitoring precision, accuracy, validation and inspection of Karl Fischer titrators HYDRANAL™ Reagents from Honeywell Research Chemicals
  • 3. 2 The Chemistry of Karl Fischer Titration The Karl Fischer technique for water determination, invented in 1935 by Karl Fischer, is a titration based on the Bunsen reaction. In 1979 it was postulated by Dr. E. Scholz as a two-step equation: The oxidation of alk ylsulfite to alk ylsulfate in reaction (2) consumes water, which ideally comes only from the sample. Since water and iodine are consumed in a 1:1 stoichiometric ratio, the amount of water in the original sample is calculated by the amount of iodine required to complete the reaction. The iodine is measured either volumetrically directly by volume or coulometrically by the amount of current required for the generation of iodine. How the Base Affects Reaction Kinetics The t ype of base (R’N) and its concentration affect the overall reaction rate. Traditionally, pyridine was used as the base. However, because of its weak basicit y, pyridine cannot completely neutralize the alk yl-sulfurous acid intermediate. As a result, reaction (1) is slow, does not go to completion and the end point is not stable. Because of this lack of stabilit y, the repeatabilit y of the results is of ten ver y poor. In addition, pyridine has a noxious odor. Imidazole and 2-Methylimidazole as Alternatives to Pyridine Dr. E. Scholz and his research team sought to replace the pyridine with a stronger base with a higher af finit y for the alk ylsulfite. Imidazole was found to have even more benefits than pyridine besides not having the noxious odor. Imidazole allows reaction (1) to go to completion rapidly and provides a stable end point. Later on researchers found that adding a second base, 2-methylimidazole, to the imidazole, enhances stabilit y and reduces the appearance of undesired cr ystallization. (2) [R’NH]SO R + H O + I + 2R’N 2[R’NH]I + [R’NH]SO R 3 2 2 4 (1) ROH + SO + R’N [R’NH]SO R 2 3 ROH = alcohol, typically methanol R’N = base 3
  • 4. HYDRANAL-Composite Hydranal-Composite is the world‘s most frequently used pyridine-free Karl Fischer reagent. This one-component reagent has been proving its capabilities in volumetric titration for more than thir t y five years in a large range of applications in the most diverse fields of research and industr y. Ongoing development work has achieved significant improvements to this reagent. Improved Composition Hydranal-Composite contains all the reactants including iodine, sulfur dioxide, and the bases imidazole and 2-methylimidazole, dissolved in diethylene glycol monoethyl ether (DEGEE). Adding 2-methylimidazole in addition to imidazole improves the stability and eliminates the formation of cr ystals which can interfere with the titrator’s performance. The cr ystallization of the reagent was occasionally obser ved under the influence of airborne moisture and also af ter prolonged residence of the reagent in the Karl Fischer titrator‘s tube system. This effect is prevented by a new and improved formulation. Enhancement of Titer Stability When comparing the old and new formulation it becomes obvious that the new formulation is significantly more stable with a loss of concentration less than 5% per year vs. approx. 10% for the old formulation. Hydranal-Composite is additionally stabilized with DEGEE as a solvent. The results of the tests into titer decline are shown in Figure 1. Product Number Product Name Description Packaging 34827 HYDRANAL-Composite 1 One-component reagent, titer ~1 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L 34806 HYDRANAL-Composite 2 One-component reagent, titer ~2 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L 34805 HYDRANAL-Composite 5 One-component reagent, titer ~5 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L 34816 HYDRANAL-Composite 5 K One-component reagent for titration of ketones and aldehydes, titer ~5 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L Figure 1. Results of the titer stability tests HYDRANAL- Composite Media 4 Advantages of HYDRANAL One-Component Reagents: • Unlimited water capacity • Convenient and easy to use • The greatest flexibility in working media selection • Suitable for methanol-reacting compounds, e.g. ketones and aldehydes • Long shelf life (three years) Volumetric One-Component Titration - Titrating Agents
  • 5. With one-component reagents the medium (i.e. the solvent required) is chosen according to the dissolution and chemical proper ties of the sample substance being analyzed. The most commonly used medium is dr y methanol. The speed, time taken and accuracy of the Karl Fischer reaction is influenced by the medium used in the titration vessel. The Hydranal- Composite, one-component reagents, are already buffered to an optimum of pH by using imidazoles. Thus the performance of the titrating agent is optimized to ensure a rapid Karl Fischer titration, however, there is still room for improvement on the use of the solvent. Product Number Product Name Description Packaging 37817 HYDRANAL-Methanol Rapid Medium containing accelerators 1 L; 2.5 L 34741 HYDRANAL-Methanol Dry Medium for general use 1 L; 2.5 L 34734 HYDRANAL-CompoSolver E Ethanol-based medium containing accelerators 1 L; 2.5 L 34697 HYDRANAL-Solver (Crude) Oil Working medium containing methanol, xylene and chloroform for titration in oils 1 L; 2.5 L 37855 HYDRANAL-LipoSolver CM Working medium containing methanol and chloroform for titration in non-polar samples 1 L 37856 HYDRANAL-LipoSolver MH Working medium containing methanol and 1-hexanol for titration in non-polar samples 1 L 34698 HYDRANAL-Medium K Less toxic working medium containing chloroform for ketones and aldehydes 1 L 34738 HYDRANAL-KetoSolver Working medium free of halogenated solvents for ketones and aldehydes 500 mL; 1 L 34817 HYDRANAL-Working Medium K Working medium containing chloroform and 2-chloroethanol for ketones and aldehydes 1 L HYDRANAL-Methanol Rapid Methanol is the most commonly used medium in the titration vessel, however it is an unbuffered solvent. When using Hydranal-Methanol Rapid, you will see a clear improvement in speed and accuracy of the titration. This is due to the accelerators in the medium, which are unique to Hydranal-Methanol Rapid and enable an optimal Karl Fischer titration (see Figure 2). HYDRANAL-CompoSolver E In case a less toxic solvent is preferred, Hydranal-CompoSolver E, an ethanol based medium, has a similar performance to Hydranal- Methanol Rapid. HYDRANAL-Solver (premixed) Many non-polar samples (e.g. oils, fats, organic components) appear with a poor solubility in methanol and require the addition of a solubilizer. To overcome these challenges, a series of specially designed media has been developed based on the most suitable solvent mix. HYDRANAL-K Media For compounds reacting with methanol, like ketones and aldehydes, three different media have been developed. Comparing the three media based on their toxicity and capacity to suppress side effects, we recommend the use of Hydranal-Medium K as the first choice. Figure 2. Titration of 20 mg water 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 0 100 200 Time [s] 300 Volume [mL] Methanol Rapid Methanol Dry ▼ ▼ 5 Advantages of HYDRANAL- Methanol Rapid: • Much shorter titration time • Rapid end point • High accuracy of the analysis Volumetric One-Component Titration - Media
  • 6. HYDRANAL-Titrant / Solvent Two-component reagent have been developed to use the stability advantage of a pure alcoholic solution of iodine. Additionally, the buffered system provides a ver y fast titration performance. Composition In two-component reagents the Karl Fischer reactants are separated into two solutions: the titrant and the solvent. Hydranal-Titrant contains iodine dissolved in an alcohol with a precisely defined concentration. Hydranal-Solvent is an alcoholic solution of sulfur dioxide and imidazole. The alcohol is either methanol for standard reagents or ethanol for E-type reagents. Further types of Solvent reagent based on different mixtures enable to meet the sample dissolution properties. Titrant Solvent Product Number Product Name Description Packaging Methanol Based 34811 HYDRANAL-Titrant 2 Two-component reagent, titer ~2 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L 34801 HYDRANAL-Titrant 5 Two-component reagent, titer ~5 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L 34800 HYDRANAL-Solvent Working medium for two-component titration 1 L; 2.5 L Ethanol Based 34723 HYDRANAL-Titrant 2 E Two-component reagent, titer ~2 mg/mL 1 L 34732 HYDRANAL-Titrant 5 E Two-component reagent, titer ~5 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L 34730 HYDRANAL-Solvent E Working medium for two-component titration 500 mL; 1 L; 2.5 L Special Media 34812 HYDRANAL-Solvent CM Working medium for two-component titration, containing methanol and chloroform for titration in non-polar samples 1 L; 2.5 L 34749 HYDRANAL-Solvent Oil Working medium for two-component titration, containing methanol and 1-hexanol for titration in non-polar samples 1 L 34697 HYDRANAL-Solver (Crude) Oil Working medium containing methanol, xylene and chloroform for titration in oils 1 L; 2.5 L 6 Advantages of HYDRANAL Two-Component Reagents: • High titration speed • Ideal accuracy for small amounts of water • High buffer capacity • Exact and stable titer • E-type reagents: reduced toxicity compared to methanol • Long shelf life (three years for titrants, five years for solvents) Volumetric Two-Component Titration
  • 7. HYDRANAL-Coulomat Coulometric Karl Fischer titrations normally require two reagent solutions: an anoly te (the solution in the anodic compartment) and a catholy te (the solution in the cathodic compartment). Hydranal- Coulomat A-type or E-type reagents are used as anoly tes. The anoly tes contain iodide and a sulfur dioxide/imidazole buffer in suitable solvents. Hydranal-Coulomat CG reagents are used as catholy tes. Coulometric reagents based on different solvent compositions ser ve to support the broad variety of samples analyzed, i.e. Hydranal- Coulomat Oil contains methanol, xylene and chloroform for titration in oils or methanol-free Hydranal-Coulomat AK for titration of ketones to suppress negative side effects.Furthermore, some working techniques are supported by special reagents i.e. the use of Karl Fischer oven by Hydranal-Coulomat AG-Oven or the use of a cell without diaphragm by Hydranal-Coulomat AD. Coulometric Cells There are two different types of coulometric cells: those with and those without a diaphragm. The diaphragm separates the anode chamber from the cathode chamber. Oxidation of I⁻ to I occurs at the² anode, whereas the reduction of protons to H occurs at the cathode.² For cells without a diaphragm the anodic and cathodic compartments are not separated and only one reagent, the anoly te, is needed. Though the latter coulometric cell may seem more convenient to use, the cell with diaphragm achieves the highest accuracy down to the trace range of water. Recommendation details are given in description below the table. * In theory all Hydranal-Coulomat anolytes may be used with either type of generator electrode: with or without a diaphragm. However, the anolytes which contain a co-solvent in addition to methanol show increased recoveries when used with a diaphragmless generator electrode. Therefore we recommend using a diaphragm generator electrode when working with a co-solvent containing anolyte. This will require the use of the appropriate catholyte. Advantages of HYDRANAL Coulometric Reagents: • Easy to use • High accuracy for trace amounts of water • Stable conditions of the titration vessel • Broad product range • Long shelf life (up to five years) A C HYDRANAL- Coulomat (Catholyte) HYDRANAL- Coulomat (Anolyte) Product Number Product Name Description Packaging 34807 HYDRANAL-Coulomat A Anolyte preferred for cells with diaphragm* 500 mL 34836 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AG Anolyte suitable for cells with and without diaphragm 500 mL; 1 L 34843 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AG-H Anolyte for titration of long-chained hydrocarbons, preferred for cells with diaphragm* 500 mL 34739 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AG-Oven Anolyte for determination with Karl Fischer oven, suitable for cells with and without diaphragm 500 mL 34820 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AK Anolyte for titration of ketones, preferred for cells with diaphragm* 500 mL 34868 HYDRANAL-Coulomat Oil Anolyte for titration of oils, preferred for cells with diaphragm* 100 mL; 500 mL 34726 HYDRANAL-Coulomat E Anolyte based on ethanol, suitable for cells with and without diaphragm 500 mL 34810 HYDRANAL-Coulomat AD Anolyte preferred for cells without diaphragm 500 mL 34840 HYDRANAL-Coulomat CG Catholyte 10 x 5 mL 34821 HYDRANAL-Coulomat CG-K Catholyte for titration of ketones 10 x 5 mL 7 Coulometric Titration
  • 8. Titer Standardization and Instrument Inspection 8 Advantages of HYDRANAL-Water Standards: • Broad product range for volumetric and coulometric Karl Fischer applications • Manufactured according to current ISO requirements • Tested against NIST SRM 2890 • Long shelf life (up to five years) • Convenient packaging • Supplied with detailed instruction for use • Report of Analysis showing the exact water content is included Traceability to a national standard or to a SI unit is of ten required in these guidelines. All Hydranal-Water Standards are tested against external reference material from national metrological institutions as the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA) standard reference material SRM 2890, Water Saturated Octanol or CRM 4222 Water in Mesitylene from National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ). Additionally, they are calibrated based on high purity water. Liquid standards consist of a solvent mixture with specific composition and precisely determined water content. They are packaged in glass ampoules under argon. Each box contains ten single-use ampoules which are easy to open (pre-notched). Solid standards contain defined amounts of chemically bound water suitable for both general use as well as for the Karl Fischer oven. These standards are packed in amber glass bottles. HYDRANAL-Water Standards Quality management plays an important role in Karl Fischer titration. Calibration, validation and inspection of analy tical instruments and reagents is performed with a specific amount of water, either pure water or water standards. The challenge with pure water is the low amount required (10 -50 mg for volumetr y, and 0.1-1 mg for coulometr y), which is dif ficult to handle and weigh. We therefore recommend Hydranal-Water Standards with an exactly confirmed water content for: • Titer determination • Monitoring precision and accuracy • Validation and inspection of Karl Fischer titrators according to ISO, GMP, GLP and FDA guidelines
  • 9. 9 Product Number Product Name Description Packaging 34425 HYDRANAL-CRM Water Standard 10.0 Liquid CRM standard, water content 10.0 mg/g = 1.0% 10 x 8 mL 34426 HYDRANAL-CRM Water Standard 1.0 Liquid CRM standard, water content 1.0 mg/g = 0.1% 10 x 4 mL 34424 HYDRANAL-CRM Sodium Tartrate Dihydrate Solid CRM standard, water content ~15.66% 10 g 34849 HYDRANAL-Water Standard 10.0 Liquid standard, water content 10.0 mg/g = 1.0% 10 x 8 mL 34828 HYDRANAL-Water Standard 1.0 Liquid standard, water content 1.0 mg/g = 0.1% 10 x 4 mL 34847 HYDRANAL-Water Standard 0.1 Liquid standard, water content 0.1 mg/g = 0.01% (shelf life 2 years, to be stored at 2-8°C) 10 x 4 mL 34446 HYDRANAL-Water Standard 0.1 PC Liquid standard water content 0.1 mg/g = 0.01% (improved stability compared to 34847: shelf life 5 years, to be stored at room temp.) 10 x 4 mL 34694 HYDRANAL-Water Standard Oil Liquid standard based on mineral oil, water content approx. 10 ppm (0.001%) 10 x 8 mL 34696 HYDRANAL-Standard Sodium Tartrate Dihydrate Solid standard, water content ~15.66% 25 g 34693 HYDRANAL-Water Standard KF Oven 140-160°C Solid standard for control of Karl Fischer ovens, water content ~5%, based on lactose 10 g 34748 HYDRANAL-Water Standard KF Oven 220-230°C Solid standard for control of Karl Fischer ovens, water content ~5.55%, based on potassium citrate 10 g HYDRANAL-CRM Water Standards Since 2014, Hydranal Center of Excellence in Seelze keeps its combined ISO/IEC 17025 and I S O 17 0 3 4 accreditation. This is the highest achievable quality level for producers of Certified Reference Materials (CRMs). With the double accreditation, Hydranal introduced the ver y first commercially available CRM Water Standards for Karl Fischer titration.
  • 10. Karl Fischer titration is applied to multifarious substances. The nuances in sample properties influence the Karl Fischer titration differently. There are a number of ways to adjust the working conditions. Solubilizers In special cases the addition of solubilizer is required in order to enable a direct titration of the sample and avoid complicated and error-prone pre-dissolution and pre-extraction steps. Buffers The Karl Fischer reaction is pH dependant, with pH 5-7.5 being the ideal range. Strongly acidic samples slow the reaction and must be neutralized without inducing an alkaline reaction of the working medium prior to starting the titration. Strong bases can increase the pH of the working solution if the basicity exceeds the buffering capacity of the reagent. A titration end point will not be reached. Strong bases also must be neutralized prior to starting the titration. Drying Agents Special dr ying agents are suitable to hold the near environment of the Karl Fischer equipment on a low water level or to dr y carrier gases in case of oven technique. HYDRANAL-Moisture Test Kit For rough measurements without a titrator, special test kits for visual water determination according to Karl Fischer can be used. The set contains syringes, titration vessel and reagents: 2 x 500 mL Hydranal-Solvent E (34730), 100 mL Hydranal-Titrant 5 E (34732) and 100 mL Hydranal-Standard 5.0 (34813). Refills can be ordered separately. Product Number Product Name Description Packaging 34724 HYDRANAL-Formamide Dry Solubilizer, max. 0.02% water 1 L 37863 HYDRANAL-Chloroform Solubilizer, max. 0.01% water 1 L 37866 HYDRANAL-Xylene Solubilizer, max. 0.02% water 1 L 34804 HYDRANAL-Buffer for Acids Liquid buffer medium, based on imidazole 500 mL 37859 HYDRANAL-Buffer for Bases Liquid buffer medium, based on salicylic acid 1 L 32035 HYDRANAL-Benzoic Acid Buffer substance 500 g 37865 HYDRANAL-Salicylic Acid Buffer substance 500 g 37864 HYDRANAL-Imidazole Buffer substance 500 g 34813 HYDRANAL-Standard 5.0 Test solution for volumetric titration, water content 5.00 mg/mL 100 mL; 500 mL 34803 HYDRANAL-Sodium Tartrate Dihydrate Test substance for volumetric titration, water content ~15.66% 100 g 34802 HYDRANAL-Water-in-Methanol 5.0 Reagent for volumetric back titration, water content 5.00 mg/mL 500 mL; 1 L 34788 HYDRANAL-Humidity Absorber Drying agent for air and gases with indicator 500 g; 1 kg 34241 HYDRANAL-Molecular Sieve 0.3 nm Drying agent for air and gases 250 g 37858 HYDRANAL-Moisture Test Kit Test kit for the visual water determination according to Karl Fischer without titrator 1 kit 10 Auxiliaries for Karl Fischer Titration
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