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Natural Science Forum / Chemistry / Organic Synthesis / August 2005An electrolytic/electric method for water detection
In super-dry solvents. I need such a method to detect & determine the amount of trace water in a boiling reaction mixture. Please help, Peter. Karl Fischer measurements would probably be precise enough. Hope this helps. Nicolas > In super-dry solvents. > I need such a method to detect & determine the amount of trace water in a > boiling reaction mixture. > Please help, Peter. GC(/MS), HPLC, Karl-Fischer titration (down to 10 ppm minimum). Maybe FTIR or NIR? You might try No-D NMR, recently published by a professor from Minnesota State, I believe. > In super-dry solvents. > I need such a method to detect & determine the amount of trace water in a > boiling reaction mixture. > Please help, Peter. |
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