Titratable acidity
We plan to compare acid amounts expressed as a reference acid.
Practice weighing, titration, drying, and microbial result interpretation with virtual food samples.
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Explore all Food Lab concepts →6 experiments
Times include reading the explanation and completing all six steps. Your pace may vary.
Solutions & titrationWeigh and dilute to volume, then use standard acid to determine NaOH concentration and its factor.
Solutions & titrationUse the precipitation endpoint and aliquot factor to determine NaCl-equivalent content.
Gravimetric analysisCalculate loss on drying from masses before and after drying and constant-mass records.
Gravimetric analysisDistinguish residue after ashing from sample loss.
Microbiological analysisCount colonies on serially diluted replicate plates and calculate CFU.
Microbiological analysisLink presumptive, confirmed and completed-test evidence to read qualitative results.
10 in preparation
We plan to compare acid amounts expressed as a reference acid.
We plan to explore free fatty acids in fats and oils and blank correction.
After reviewing the analytical method, we plan to explore redox reactions and recovery.
We plan to connect extraction, solvent recovery, and residue weighing.
We plan to explore nitrogen determination and food-specific protein conversion factors.
We plan to explore an oxidation indicator and the effects of light protection and blanks.
We plan to compare hydrogen ion activity and titrant consumption.
We plan to explore the relation between unsaturation and back titration.
We plan to explore back titration of the alkali remaining after reflux.
We plan to explore the residue separated and extracted after saponification.