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Metrohm 726 Titroprocessor User Manual

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8. Command reference

8. Command reference

726 Titroprocessor, Instructions for use

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Equilibr.time

Max. delay period before measurement acceptance

0.1…9999 s | auto | off

The whole delay period for measurement acceptance

becomes effective when, with switched-on drift control

(see measurement drift above), the preset value for the

drift is not undercut. Otherwise the measurement will be

accepted when the measurement drift is reached.

The whole delay period will also be allowed to elapse if

the drift control is switched off.

The equilibrium time can be switched off. In this case

only the measurement drift is decisive for the measure-

ment acceptance.

With the setting 'Equilibr.time auto' the Titro-
processor will use an equilibrium time which is suitable

for the preset measurement drift value. It is calculated

according to the following equation:

Equilibr time in s

drift mV

.

(

)

/ (

/ min)

.

=

+

+

150

0 01

5

For the standard setting 50 mV this results in an equilib-

rium time of 26 s.

For multiple measurements the equilibrium time must

be shorter than the measuring interval as otherwise the

timing pattern for the measuring intervals cannot be fol-

lowed if the measurement drift is too large.

Temperature

Temperature setting or measuring mode

-170…25.0…500°C | auto | initial

The temperature can be automatically determined dur-

ing a titration with the aid of a Pt100/Pt1000 sensor or a

combined electrode with built-in temperature sensor

and can be used for automatic pH correction (if pH is

being measured).

It is possible to record the temperature throughout a ti-

tration and to output it as a temperature curve.

numerical

manual input (e.g. for pH correction)

auto

automatic measurement during the

whole titration (for temperature curve)

initial

one-off measurement at the start of

the titration mode

The temperature can be included in formulas for calcu-

lations (see page 118ff), e.g. for volume corrections.

The different system variables are listed on page 171

and 128.

Please note: start temperature ST and closing tem-

perature CT are only available with auto.