May 27, 2026
Reliable titration results from manual to fully automatic: the free handbook for chemical analysis
From manual burette to fully automated Karl Fischer titration – titration is one of the most versatile and error-prone methods in chemical analysis. This free handbook brings together theory and practice: from the fundamentals through sensor selection and sample handling to result verification – practical and directly applicable for lab analysts working in chemical analysis and quality control
Titration is one of the oldest methods for content determination in chemistry – yet the same errors recur in daily lab practice: incorrect sensor selection, wrong titration parameters, poor sample handling. A solid understanding of the fundamentals leads to faster, more precise measurements and results that hold up to scrutiny.
The titration handbook covers the full scope of the method – from the basics to specialist applications:
General fundamentals of titration: The underlying chemical and physical principles explained with clarity
Volumetric equipment, manual and automatic titration: Which approach fits which analytical task?
Sample handling: Correct preparation as the foundation for reliable results
Sensors and reagents: Selection, application areas, and the most common sources of error
Titration parameters and calculations: Setting up correctly and evaluating results with confidence
Applications: Acid-base titrations and other standard methods in practice
Photometric titrations: When conventional electrodes reach their limits
Karl Fischer titration: Water determination carried out accurately and in line with current standards
Verification of titration: Securing results and meeting quality requirements
Who should download this handbook? Lab analysts and chemists performing titrations in chemical analysis, quality assurance, pharmaceuticals, or food and beverage production.
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From manual to fully automatic – everything titration practice needs. Ready for your next shift