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Application

Total acid number


number - TAN

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Application

Use

Determination of acidic constituents in petroleum products and lubricants by potentiometric titration. The total
acid number TAN is the quantity of base, expressed in milligrams of potassium hydroxide, that is required to
neutralize all acidic constituents present in 1 g of sample.

Appliances

Titrator: TitroLine® 7000 or TL 7750 with 5 or 10 ml unit


Magnetic stirrer: TM 235
other appliances: printer/USB memory stick or Titrisoft

Electrodes

Electrode: N 6480 (filled with LiCl/Ethanol )


Electrolyte: LiCl/Ethanol, L 503 4

Reagents

Solvent: toluene/isopropyl alcohol/water (500/495/5)


Titration agent: KOH 0,1 mol/L in isoprop.
Standardisation: with potassium hydrogen phthalate standard

Description

Preparation and standardization of the alcoholic KOH solution


Add 6 g of KOH to approximately 1 L of anhydrous isopropyl alcohol. Boil gently for 10 min to effect solution.
Allow the solution to stand for 2 days and then filter through a fine sentered-glass funnel. Store the solution
in a chemical resistant bottle and protect the solution for CO2 with a guard tube containing soda lime.
Standardize with exact weighed quantities of 0.2 g of potassium hydrogen phthalate. Add 80 ml CO2 free
water. Ready to use solutions are recommended. Use the method Titer KOH.

Repeat the standardization two times. The average value is stored automatically in the exchangeable unit.

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Application
Blank value of the solvent mixture
Add 125 mL of the titration solvent into the beaker. Place the beaker on the magnetic stirrer and start the
titration method. After titration rinse the electrode and burette tip with solvent, then with water, then again
with solvent in a beaker for appr. 1 minute. Use method: BLANK TAN

Repeat the blank titration one time. The average value can be stored in a global memory e.g. M01 (TAN
blank) which have to create before.

Titration
Weigh the sample in a 250 mL beaker and add 125 mL of the titration solution to the sample. The sample
weight should be calculated and selected that the titration amount is not more than 4 ml because of the long
titration time.

Place the beaker on the magnetic stirrer and start the titration method (TAN). After the titration rinse the
electrode and burette tip with solvent, then with water (5 min), then again with solvent.

Maintenance of Electrodes
If you use a combination electrode like N 6480 store the electrode in the LiCl/Ethanol electrolyte.

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Application
standardisation (page 1):

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Application
standardisation (page 2):

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Application
blank value (page 1):

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Application
blank value (page 2):

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Application
sample titration (page 1): example with high or normal TAN value > 1

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Application
sample titration (page 2):

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Application
sample titration (page 1): example with low TAN value < 1

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Application
sample titration (page 2): example with low TAN value < 1

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Application

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Literature

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