5 conditioning a titration cell – Metrohm 900 Touch Control Manual User Manual

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28.5 Conditioning a titration cell

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900 Touch Control

The algebraic sign of the stirring rate changes the direction in which the
stirring is done. When the stirrer is viewed from above, this means:

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"+": counterclockwise rotation

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"–": clockwise rotation

Input range

–15 - 15

Default value

8

NOTE

If a stirrer is used in the determination run, it can nevertheless be con-
trolled manually at the same time. For example, you can use the man-
ual control to reduce the stirring rate of a stirrer which has been started
in the determination run.

28.5

Conditioning a titration cell

Manual control

▶ Conditioning

In manual control, you have the option of permanently conditioning one
titration cell for Karl Fischer titrations while carrying out a Karl Fischer
titration in a second titration cell.

Proceed as follows:

1 Create a method

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Create a Karl Fischer method.

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Save the method.

2 Load the method

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Select the memory location where the desired method is saved.

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Tap on the input field File name.
The method table with the saved methods is opened.

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Select the desired method.

3 Start the conditioning

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Tap on [Start].

The working medium is titrated to the endpoint. The status is kept
stable.

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