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The issue of acetic acid conductivity

2008-01-19View Original

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An electromagnetic flowmeter is used to measure 99.85 wt% acetic acid. The temperature of the acetic acid fluid can be either at room temperature or at 150°C. If the conductivity of the acetic acid is too low, it will result in inaccurate measurements. Does anyone know what the conductivity of acetic acid is? Please, experts, help me out.
Reply #22008-01-21
With such high purity, it’s not clear whether an electromagnetic flowmeter can be used
Reply #32008-01-21
Pure acetic acid: 0 degrees 5.0×10-9 S/cm, 25 degrees 1.12×10-8 S/cm
Reply #42008-01-21
Excuse me, Stone, where do your data come from? Could you tell me?

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