Hydranal titration solvent
Hydranal® is a titration solvent produced by Merck Group. It is designed for use in Karl Fischer titration, a method for the determination of water content in a variety of samples.
4 protocols using hydranal titration solvent
Atomoxetine and Risperidone Formulation Development
Residual Water Content of Nasal Inserts
Characterization of Lyophilized Extracellular Vesicles
were characterized in terms of cake appearance and residual moisture
(RM).
The cake’s appearance is the most subjectable critical
quality attribute of lyophilized products and is evaluated by visual
inspection. Ideally, the cake should preserve the same shape and size
as the frozen product, with uniform color and texture. Despite such
expectations, there are no systematically defined criteria to accept
or reject a cake with variations that deviate from the misunderstood
term “elegant”. Acceptable and unacceptable cake appearances
are determined based on historical precedent. Many terminologies were
coined to describe variations in the cake appearance deviating from
the definition of “uniform and elegant”, i.e., collapsed
cakes, that resulted in a reduced specific surface area, melted-back
cakes, shrinkage, etc.44 (link)The residual
moisture of the lyophilized samples was investigated
by the Karl Fischer titration (Karl Fischer Moisture Meter CA-31,
Mitsubishi, Japan). The hydranal titration solvent (Sigma-Aldrich,
Milano, Italy) was used to reconstitute most of the formulations to
be analyzed. In contrast, formamide was added to those samples containing
dextran, glycine, and mannitol, as they are scarcely soluble in methanol.
A titration blank was carried out in triplicate to determine the moisture
concentration in the water standard and formamide.
Moisture Content Analysis of Freeze-Dried Samples
Product 2 was measured with a Metrohm 860 KF Thermoprep (oven) coupled to a Metrohm 852 Titrando (Herisau, Switzerland).
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