Actually, the main thing is that it changes color most of the way through, and holds it for at least 15 seconds. The actual color can vary a lot from pink to peach, lavender, red etc. As long as it changes and holds, it's done. Sometimes it will appear that a small amount has not changed, just keep swirling and if it holds it's done.
Should the bowl with the sample that is titrated be completely pink. I find that it tends to be a peach color because of the yellow oil.
Therefore, should it be at that point where the yellow-white mixture turns into peach, or should it be completely pink?
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Thanks for your reply
fongman312 4 years ago
Actually, the main thing is that it changes color most of the way through, and holds it for at least 15 seconds. The actual color can vary a lot from pink to peach, lavender, red etc. As long as it changes and holds, it's done. Sometimes it will appear that a small amount has not changed, just keep swirling and if it holds it's done.
ezbiodiesel 4 years ago
It is hard to tell which bowl is which with only 2 on the screen.
Flamebustersofkansas 4 years ago
The bowl on the left is the Titration container. The one on the right just holds the reference solution of Lye/water or KOH/water.
ezbiodiesel 4 years ago