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HI84102 mini Titrator - Unitech Scientific

HI84102miniTitratorFOR THE DETERMINATION OF TITRATABLETOTAL acidity FOR WINE ANALYSISA cids occur naturally during the growing ofgrapes and as a part of the fermentationprocess. Wines show lower levels of acidwhen there are hot growing seasons or whenthe grapes come from hotter regions. In theproper proportion, acids are a desirable traitand give the wine three predominant acids in wine are tar-taric, malic and citric-all of which are intristicto the acid is the principal acidin grapes and is a component that promotesa crisp flavor and graceful aging in wine. Amoderate amount of a wine s acid comesfrom malic acid (which contributes to fruiti-ness) and a small amount of acid comesfrom citric acid. Wine also contains traceamounts of other acids. The least desirableacidin wine is acetic acid, which, when present inmore than a nominal amount, gives wine asour or vinegary acidity (also called titratable acidity ) isthe sum of the fixed and volatile acids.

Titratable Total Acidity The HI 84102 is a low cost, easy to use, microprocessor-based automatic titrator that benefits from HANNA’s years of experience

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1 HI84102miniTitratorFOR THE DETERMINATION OF TITRATABLETOTAL acidity FOR WINE ANALYSISA cids occur naturally during the growing ofgrapes and as a part of the fermentationprocess. Wines show lower levels of acidwhen there are hot growing seasons or whenthe grapes come from hotter regions. In theproper proportion, acids are a desirable traitand give the wine three predominant acids in wine are tar-taric, malic and citric-all of which are intristicto the acid is the principal acidin grapes and is a component that promotesa crisp flavor and graceful aging in wine. Amoderate amount of a wine s acid comesfrom malic acid (which contributes to fruiti-ness) and a small amount of acid comesfrom citric acid. Wine also contains traceamounts of other acids. The least desirableacidin wine is acetic acid, which, when present inmore than a nominal amount, gives wine asour or vinegary acidity (also called titratable acidity ) isthe sum of the fixed and volatile acids.

2 In theUnited States, the total acidity is usuallyexpressed in terms of tartaric acid, eventhough other acids are acidity directly effects the color and flavorof wine and, depending on the style of wine,is sought in a perfect balance of sweet and bittersensations of other components. Too muchacidity makes wine tart and sharp; too littlemakes wines flat, flabby and acidity in wine is what makes it refresh-ing and an ideal accompaniment to proper acid level of a wine varies, withsweeter wines generally requiring somewhathigher levels to retain the proper balance. Fordry table wine, the acceptable range is to ; for sweet wine it is to Acidityis Total AcidityThe HI 84102 is a low cost, easy to use,microprocessor-based automatic titratorthat benefits from HANNA s years of experienceas a manufacturer of analytical HI 84102 has a simple and yet accurateperistaltic pump to ensure the best accuracyand repeatability.

3 By performing pumpcalibration with the provided HANNA stan-dards, instrument accuracy is instrument is supplied with a prepro-grammed analysis method designed forTotal titratable acidity measurements in HI 84102 performs automatic analysis,all necessary calculations and assures tothe user a simple and effective instrument features a powerful andeffective built-in algorithm to analyze theshape of the pH electrode response and todetermine the reaction THE DETERMINATION OF TITRATABLETOTAL acidity FOR WINE ANALYSIS Titrator , magnetic stirrer, electrodeholder & reagent holder in onecompact unit Results in minutes Simple to Pump and Tube mL Plastic L Automatic Deposit Solution Stain Solution Sachets10111213 Affordable forall sized Buffer Buffer LCD Holder151614987654123 Stability Indicator Calibration Messages Secondary Display Automatic TemperatureCompensationPre-programmedTot al TitratableAcidity analysismethod for winesamples!

4 COPPER PhotometerHI 83740 for the Determination of Copper in WineIRON PhotometerHI 83741 for the Determination of Iron in WineTOTAL PHENOLS & COLOR PhotometerHI 83742 for the Determination of Total Phenols & Color in WineTARTARIC ACID PhotometerHI 83748 for the Determination of Tartaric Acid in WineSULFUR DIOXIDE miniTitratorHI 84100 for the Determination of Sulfur Dioxide in WinepH & TEMPERATUREB ench & Portable MetersHI 222 & HI 9026W pH & Temperature in WineAlso Available from HANNAC ontact your local HANNA instruments distributor for more informationor visit us on the web: DistributorP/L PRINTED IN USAA ccessoriesHI 70300 LElectrode storage solution (500 mL)HI 70635 Cleaning solution for wine deposits (500 mL)HI 70636 Cleaning solution for wine stains (500 mL)HI 7082 Electrode filling solution (4 x 30 mL)HI 84102-50 Titrant solution (110 mL)HI 84102-55 Calibration standard (100 mL)HI 84102-60 Buffer solution 1, pH (500 mL)HI 84102-61 Buffer solution 2, pH (500 mL)HI 1048 BpH probe with shorter cableHI 70483 TTube set with cap for titrant bottle and tipHI 731316 Stir bar (5 pcs)HI 731342 Automatic pipette 2000 LHI 731352 Tips for 2000 L automatic pipette (4 pcs.)

5 HI 740036 PBeaker 50 mL (10 pcs.)HI 740198 Power cableHI 7662-TTemperature probeISO9001 CERTIFIEDO rdering InformationHI 84102is supplied complete with reagent set for 20 titrations, 2000 L auto-matic pipette, (2) plastic tips for 2000 L automatic pipette, (2) 50 mL beakers,tube set with cap, pH electrode, temperature probe, stir bar, power cable, 30 mLbottle of refill solution, 1 mL syringe, (2) wine deposits cleaning solution sachets,(2) wine stain cleaning solution sachets and instruction 84102 to g/L of tartaric g/LAccuracy5% of readingMethodAcid-base titration methodPrincipleEnd-point titrationpH calibration1 point in selected end-point: pH or pHSample Volume2 mLTemperature CompensationAutomatic from to CpH electrodeHI 1048B (included)Temperature ProbeHI 7662-T (included)Pump mL/minStirring Speed1500 rpmEnvironment0 to 50 C (32 to 122 F).

6 Max 95% RH non-condensingPower Supply110V/60 Hz; 10 VADimensions208 x 214 x 163 mm ( x x ) (with beaker)Weight2200 g ( oz.)HI84102miniTitratorFOR THE DETERMINATION OF TITRATABLETOTAL acidity FOR WINE


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