why KF factor is between 4.5 to 7.5 mg/ml ? why ? why
sometime pyridine is used in analysis like in raw material
solvent like acetone etc?
Answer Posted / nagulmeera
Acetone is highly reactive, so it reacts with methanol to give side products as water and ketals, our aim is to find water content but here excess water is generated so the titre value is not tru
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