Hanna HI3811-100 Alkalinity acid titration method

Hanna HI3811-100 Alkalinity Reagents – Acid Titration Method (100 Tests)

The Hanna HI3811-100 Alkalinity acid titration method reagent set provides a reliable and cost-effective solution for measuring alkalinity (as CaCO₃) in water using the acid titration method. Designed for use with the HI3811 Alkalinity Test Kit, this replacement pack includes enough reagents for 100 tests. Because the method is manual and visual, it’s well-suited for field use, routine lab work, and educational applications.

Key Features

• Proven Acid Titration Method: Users add the titrant drop by drop to the sample until the color changes. This change signals the endpoint of the reaction, indicating total alkalinity.

• Clear Visual Endpoint: The solution changes color as it neutralizes, allowing users to stop titration at the right moment and count the number of drops to determine concentration.

• Pre-Measured Reagents for Consistency: Hanna prepares all reagents in precise quantities, so users can perform each test with confidence and accuracy.

• Designed for Routine Monitoring: With a 100-test capacity, the kit is suitable for ongoing water quality assessments in both lab and field environments.

• Simple and Portable: The manual titration format requires no instrumentation, making it an ideal option for mobile testing or locations without access to digital meters.

Specifications

• Product Name: Alkalinity Reagents – Acid Titration Method

• SKU: HI3811-100

• Measurement Method: Manual titration

• Chemical Method: Acid-base reaction (titration)

• Range: Determined by drop count and conversion chart (as CaCO₃)

• Endpoint Detection: Visual color change to clear or designated endpoint

• Number of Tests: 100

• Compatibility: For use with Hanna HI3811 Alkalinity Test Kit

• Order Info: Includes all necessary reagents for 100 tests (CaCO₃)

Applications

• Drinking Water Monitoring: Operators test alkalinity to ensure proper buffering capacity and pH stability in municipal systems.

• Boiler and Cooling Systems: Engineers monitor alkalinity to prevent corrosion or scale formation in industrial water circuits.

• Aquaculture and Aquariums: Maintaining proper alkalinity helps stabilize pH, supporting healthy aquatic life.

• Agricultural Water Testing: Farmers evaluate irrigation water to manage soil chemistry and crop tolerance.

• Educational Laboratories: Instructors use this hands-on titration method to teach acid-base chemistry and water quality fundamentals.