Hydranal Water Standard 0.1 Honeywell

About Hydranal Water Standard 0.1 Honeywell

HYDRANAL Water Standards are liquid solutions with precisely known water content, used for calibrating and validating Karl Fischer titrators. They are packaged in easy-to-open ampoules and tested against NIST reference materials. These standards are used for titer determination, ensuring accuracy and precision in water content analysis. Key Features of HYDRANAL Water Standards:

Purpose: Calibrating and validating Karl Fischer titrators, ensuring accuracy and precision in water content analysis. 

Form: Liquid solutions with a specific water content. 

Packaging: Individual ampoules (often 10 per pack) for single use, under an argon atmosphere. 

Testing and Calibration: Tested against national metrological standards (e.g., NIST SRM 2890) and calibrated based on high-purity water or traceable to SI units. 

Shelf Life: Long shelf life, often up to five years. 

Applications: Titer determination, monitoring precision and accuracy, validation and inspection of Karl Fischer titrators, and volumetric/coulometric Karl Fischer applications. 

Versatility: Available in various water content levels (e.g., 0.1 mg/g, 1 mg/g, 10 mg/g). 

Example: Honeywell Research Chemicals offers a 0.1 mg/g standard.