whenever kf titration is done that time one result is high and second one lower results what to do.
Answer Posted / naveen gutta
The difference in the result indicate improper mixing of the KF reagent and the standardization the RED limit is 1%. Depending on the percent of water content present in sample strength of KF reagent varies.
1mg/ml KF: less than 200ppm water content
2mg/ml KF: 200ppm to 1000 ppm water content
5mg/ml KF: 1000ppm to 100% water content
Before starting of analysis it is advisable to give proper mixing of KF reagent to get good results
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