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03-15-2006, 01:28 PM
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 How the pH in DMSO solution is determined? Dear Sir I need to know how to measure the pH of a solution in DMSO-d6. I didn't used a buffer and I need to estimated the value of the pH in DMSO-d6; in water is about 3. Waiting for your replay. Regards Patricia Cruz ITQB/UNL Lisboa Portugal  |
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03-20-2006, 08:15 AM
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| How the pH in DMSO solution is determined? Carla Cruz wrote: You can't, because DMSO is an aprotic solvent, so the pH is not defined. All you can say is that a certain pH would result if the DMSO-solution were diluted with a given amount of water (or D2O). |
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