Titrimetric determination of free boric acid and tetrafluoroboric acid in nickel plating baths
Summary
This bulletin describes the simultaneous potentiometric titration of free boric acid and free tetrafluoroboric acid in nickel plating baths. After addition of mannitol, the formed mannitol complexes are titrated with sodium hydroxide solution. The determination is carried out directly in the plating bath sample; nickel and other metal ions do not interfere.
Instruments and accessories
702 SET/MET Titrino, 716 DMS Titrino, 736 GP Titrino, 751 GPD Titrino or 785 DMP Titrino or 796 Titroprocessor with 700 Dosino or 685 Dosimat
2.728.0040 Magnetic Stirrer
6.3014.223 Exchange Unit
6.0222.100 combined LL pH glass electrode with 6.2104.020 electrode cable
Reagents
Titrant: sodium hydroxide solution, c(NaOH) = 0.1 mol/L (or more diluted) D-Mannitol solution, w(mannitol) = 10% in dist. Water
Analysis
Pipet a defined volume of the sample into a plastic beaker, add 30 mL dist. Water and 10 mL w(mannitol) = 10% and titrate with c(NaOH) = 0.1 mol/L.
Calculation
Two equivalence points are obtained, the first of which corresponds to the HBF4 content and the difference between the second and the first equivalence point to the H3BO3 content. 1 mL c(NaOH) = 0.1 mol/L corresponds to 8.781 mg HBF4 or 6.183 mg H3BO3
g/L HBF4 = EP1 * C01 / C00
g/L H3BO3 = (EP2 – EP1) * C02 / C00
EP1 = titrant consumption to reach the first EP in mL
EP2 = titrant consumption to reach the second EP in mL
C00 = sample volume in mL
C01 = 8.781
C02 = 6.183
C00= 0.250
Answer
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736 GP Titrino 04268 736.0011
pHc(init) 3.10 DET pH AB 195
smpl size 0.250 ml
EP1 0.834 ml 4.19
EP2 2.786 ml 8.34
HBF4 29.29 g/l
H3BO3 48.28 g/l
stop V reached
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Literature
Metrohm, Application Bulletin No. 195/2 e
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