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Metrohm 726 Titroprocessor User Manual

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8.6 KFT

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Stop drift

Volume drift for titration termination

1…20…999 µL/min

After the last addition (…and after the EP has been

reached) the stop drift must be undercut before the ti-

tration can be ended. This volume drift can be inter-

preted as being the dosing rate which is theoretically

required to keep the measured value of the sample so-

lution constant at the endpoint.

t(delay)

Delay before titration termination

0…9999 s

When the EP has been reached the set time is allowed

to elapse before the titration is ended. If the delay time

is set as '0 s' then the titration will be terminated imme-

diately the EP has been reached.

8.6.3 Curve display with KFT

The settings for the curve displays are valid for both the live curve display

and the curve printout. Curve presentation is only possible when a measur-

ing interval has been entered so that the curve is updated each time this

time interval has elapsed.

The representation of the measuring quantities on both axes as well as their

scales can be individually fixed. The presentation of combined curves is

also possible (but not live).

The possible curve display settings for the KFT titrations are the same as

those for DET modes. In addition, curves derived according to time can be

shown, see below.

Quantity Y-Axis

Measuring quantities on the Y-axis

M.value | Volume | Temp. | dMV/dV

dMV/dt |dV/dt | MV,Temp | MV,dMV/dV | all

As well as the standard representation of measured

value/volume other representations are possible. Selec-

tion of measuring quantities on the Y-axis:

M.value

pH, mV or µA (depends on mode)

Volume

i.e. volume against time

Temp.

only for automatic measurements

MV, Temp.

measured value and temp.

combined

dMV/dV

measured value derived from

volume

dMV/dt

measured value derived from time

dV/dt

added volume derived from time

MV,dMV/dV

measured value, and measured

value derived from volume,

combined

all

all representable curves,

combined