Overview of the Pharm PAC Methods
A. Aqueous acid-base titrations
A 1 Direct titrations
- Titrations with bases
- Titrations with acids
A 2 Indirect titrations (back titrations)
B. Nonaqueous acid-base titrations
B 1 Alkaline titrants
- In ethanol, with HCl addition
- In dimethylformamide (DMF)
- In acetone
- In pyridine
- In ethanol or methanol
- In special solvents
B 2 Acidic titrants
- In glacial acetic acid, with HClO4
- In glacial acetic acid/acetic anhydride, with HClO4
- In acetic anhydride, with HClO4
- In glacial acetic acid plus Hg acetate, with HClO4
- In glacial acetic acid/MEK, with HClO4
- In formc acid/glacial acetic acid or acetic anhydride,
with HClO4
- In other solvents or solvent mixtures
C. Redox titrations
C 1 Iodine/thiosulfate (iodometry)
C 2 Iodine/arsenite (iodometry)
C 3 Diazotization with NaNO2
C 4 Cer(IV) (cerimetry)
C 5 KBrO3 (bromatometry)
C 6 KMnO4 (permanganometry)
C 7 KIO3
C 8 Reducing sugars
D. Precipitation titrations
D 1 AgNO3 (argentometry)
D 2 Surfactant titrations
E. Photometric EDTA titrations (chelometry/complexometry)
F. Characteristic numbers of fats and oils
F 1 Acid Value and Free Fatty Acids (FFA)
F 2 Hydroxyl Value
F 3 Iodine Value
F 4 Peroxide Value
F 5 Saponification Value
G. Qualification of the titrator, validation of a
titration method
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