Automatic photometric titration procedure based on multicommutation and flow-batch approaches employing a photometer based on twin LEDs

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Autor(a) principal: Silva,Milton B. da
Data de Publicação: 2010
Outros Autores: Crispino,Carla C., Reis,Boaventura F.
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Journal of the Brazilian Chemical Society (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-50532010001000009
Resumo: In this work, a reliable and inexpensive photometer based on twin LEDs assembled as a radiation source and as a photodetector is described. The setup including the photometer and flow system module was designed to implement an automated titration procedure employing the multicommuted flow injection analysis (MCFIA) process. The proposed system was able to carry out photometric titration without using analytical curve to achieve the sample concentration. Its usefulness was proven by analyzing vinegar and lemon, orange, pineapple, maracock, and acajou juices. Accuracy was accessed comparing results with those obtained employing a manual procedure and no significant difference was observed at 95% confidence level. Samples presenting different acid concentrations such as lemon juice (1084.73 mmol L-1) and pineapple juice (14.42 mmol L-1) could be titrated using the same titration solution without any modification of the titrating setup.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Automatic photometric titration procedure based on multicommutation and flow-batch approaches employing a photometer based on twin LEDs
title Automatic photometric titration procedure based on multicommutation and flow-batch approaches employing a photometer based on twin LEDs
spellingShingle Automatic photometric titration procedure based on multicommutation and flow-batch approaches employing a photometer based on twin LEDs
Silva,Milton B. da
multicommuted flow injection analysis
flow-bath analysis
automated photometric titration
fruit juice
LED photometer
title_short Automatic photometric titration procedure based on multicommutation and flow-batch approaches employing a photometer based on twin LEDs
title_full Automatic photometric titration procedure based on multicommutation and flow-batch approaches employing a photometer based on twin LEDs
title_fullStr Automatic photometric titration procedure based on multicommutation and flow-batch approaches employing a photometer based on twin LEDs
title_full_unstemmed Automatic photometric titration procedure based on multicommutation and flow-batch approaches employing a photometer based on twin LEDs
title_sort Automatic photometric titration procedure based on multicommutation and flow-batch approaches employing a photometer based on twin LEDs
author Silva,Milton B. da
author_facet Silva,Milton B. da
Crispino,Carla C.
Reis,Boaventura F.
author_role author
author2 Crispino,Carla C.
Reis,Boaventura F.
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Silva,Milton B. da
Crispino,Carla C.
Reis,Boaventura F.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv multicommuted flow injection analysis
flow-bath analysis
automated photometric titration
fruit juice
LED photometer
topic multicommuted flow injection analysis
flow-bath analysis
automated photometric titration
fruit juice
LED photometer
description In this work, a reliable and inexpensive photometer based on twin LEDs assembled as a radiation source and as a photodetector is described. The setup including the photometer and flow system module was designed to implement an automated titration procedure employing the multicommuted flow injection analysis (MCFIA) process. The proposed system was able to carry out photometric titration without using analytical curve to achieve the sample concentration. Its usefulness was proven by analyzing vinegar and lemon, orange, pineapple, maracock, and acajou juices. Accuracy was accessed comparing results with those obtained employing a manual procedure and no significant difference was observed at 95% confidence level. Samples presenting different acid concentrations such as lemon juice (1084.73 mmol L-1) and pineapple juice (14.42 mmol L-1) could be titrated using the same titration solution without any modification of the titrating setup.
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