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Blue Indicator 250 ml

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Blue Indicator 250 ml

Blue Indicator 250 ml

Product Info

For determining the total acidity with the aid of the acidometer cylinder or titration device.
Application: The juice or wine to be tested must be free of carbon dioxide (shake). First of all, the test cylinder is rinsed out once and then the juice or wine is filled up to the 0 mark on the acid measuring cylinder (titration cylinder).

The blue lye is then added drop by drop and mixed by tilting the cylinder closed with the thumb. The lye neutralizes the acid. The color changes to dark green and then blue when the neutral value is reached. For dark green, read the acid content in grams per liter (per mille) at eye level at the intersection. Graduations from 0 to 15 grams.

PU: 250ml


What is pH ?

pH is the measurement of the concentration of free hydrogen ions in a liquid. The pH of pure water is 7. Liquids with a larger concentration of hydrogen ions than water are acid and have a pH value less than 7. Liquids with a lower concentration of hydrogen ions on the other hand, are base and have a pH value higher than 7. The pH scale runs from 1 to 14.


Can I measure the pH instead of the acidity of the must?

No! In winemaking, the acidity is the representation of the amount of grams of acid in your wine/juice, usually expressed in grams of tartaric acid per litre. This can only be measured with a special indicating solution like Vinoferm® blue indicator. You can, however, use a pH-meter in combination with the blue indicator: instead of adding blue indicator until the colour turns blue, add blue indicator until a pH of 7.00 is obtained. This method is more accurate and gives better readings for, amongst other things, red juices! The combination pH-meter, blue indicator and an automatic burette is a professional set-up for accurately measuring acidity.