HANNA HI718 Iodine Tintometer

Introduction

An iodine Colorimeter is an instrument used to measure the concentration of iodide ions in a solution. It determines the amount of iodine in a solution based on the color change produced by a chemical reaction between iodine and a specific reagent. Usually, the working principle of an iodine Colorimeter is to add a reagent called "potassium iodide" or "sodium iodide" to the solution to be measured, which triggers a chemical reaction between iodide ions and the reagent, generating staining or precipitation. . The concentration of iodide ions is then determined by comparing the color of the solution or measuring the optical density of the precipitate.

HI718 iodine Colorimeter is widely used in the food industry, pharmaceutical industry, environmental monitoring and chemical laboratories. It provides a quick, easy, and cost-effective way to determine the amount of iodine in a solution, often with high sensitivity and accuracy.

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