Water determination in various plastics

contributed by Metrohm | 02/08/2016

G. Porter, M. Margreth and C. Haider

The presence of excessive water in plastics adversely affects the performance of polymeric goods which is why water determination is of crucial importance. This article describes the accurate and straightforward determination of the water content using the Karl Fischer Oven Method in ten different plastic types that are not amenable to direct Karl Fischer titration.

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