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Assemble the Drop Dispenser

Figure 1. The complete Drop Dispenser, consisting of the syringe, two
stopcocks, and the drop tip, connected to the syringe holder.

1. Remove the plunger from the syringe. Remove the

protective white plastic caps from the stopcock valves.

2. Connect the two stopcocks together. Connect the

stopcocks to the end of the syringe.

3. Connect the drop tip to the bottom of the stopcocks.

4. Attach the Drop Dispenser (syringe, two stopcocks, and

drop tip) to the support rod using the syringe rod, as shown
in Figure 1.

Calibrating the Drop Counter

The Drop Dispenser has two stopcocks. The bottom stopcock is
used to regulate flow rate, and the top stopcock is used to turn
the flow on and off. The top stopcock should always be in either
the completely open (handle vertical) position or the completely
closed (handle vertical) position.

NOTE: If you are using PASCO standard
equipment, calibration of the sensor is rarely
required. However, if you are using third-party
equipment, it is recommended that you take the
following calibration steps.

The following two methods illustrate the calibration procedure:

Calibration using PASCO Capstone

1. Attach the Drop Dispenser to a support rod if you have not

already done so.

2. Fill the syringe with titrant. Place a beaker under the Drop

Dispenser to catch the titrant.

3. Open both stopcock valves and adjust the valve on the

bottom stopcock so that the drops fall at a rate of about 1
drop per second. Close the top valve after the rate is
achieved. Discard the titrant in the beaker as directed by
the instructor.

4. Mount the Wireless Drop Counter to the same support rod

as the Drop Dispenser, between the Dispenser and the
base.

5. Align the drop tip with the rectangular window in the

Wireless Drop Counter. Place a graduated 10 mL cylinder
under the Drop Counter window so it can catch drops from
the drop tip and give you a measure of the volume.

6. Start Capstone. Connect the Wireless Drop Counter

wirelessly to the computer with the following steps:

a. In Capstone, open the "Hardware Setup" window.

b. Turn on the Wireless Drop Counter.

c. Click the Drop Counter with the Device ID that

matches the Device ID number (XXX-XXX) printed on
your sensor.

7. In Capstone, click the "Calibration" icon in the Tools panel

to open the Calibration window. In Step 1, select the
Volume measurement and click "Next". In Step 2, the
"Wireless Drop Counter Sensor" is picked by default. In
Step 3, the default choice for type of calibration is "One
Standard (1 point slope)". Click "Next" to open Step 4.

8. Open the top stopcock valve to let the titrant begin dripping

into the cylinder. Note that Capstone will automatically
begin recording the number of drops (you do not need to
click "Record").

9. After about 5 mL of titrant is collected in the graduated

cylinder, close the top stopcock. Carefully measure the
exact volume of titrant in the graduated cylinder.

Product Guide | 012-16026B

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Содержание PS-3214

Страница 1: ...rt It includes a rechargeable battery and a Micro USB Cable It measures the number of drops of fluid that fall through the rectangular opening drop window of the sensor and converts the drops into a volume It is typically used in conjunction with a pH sensor and other equipment to perform a titration Data from the Wireless Drop Counter and other sensors are recorded and displayed using software su...

Страница 2: ...utton until the lights turn on 2 Open PASCO Capstone 3 Click Hardware Setup 4 Select the sensor that matches its device ID A notification will appear if a firmware update is available Click Yes to update the firmware 5 Close Capstone ON OFF and Sleep Information Before turning the sensor on make sure that nothing is blocking the drop window To turn the sensor on press and hold the ON button When t...

Страница 3: ... adjust the valve on the bottom stopcock so that the drops fall at a rate of about 1 drop per second Close the top valve after the rate is achieved Discard the titrant in the beaker as directed by the instructor 4 Mount the Wireless Drop Counter to the same support rod as the Drop Dispenser between the Dispenser and the base 5 Align the drop tip with the rectangular window in the Wireless Drop Cou...

Страница 4: ... Sensor Data b Turn on the Wireless Drop Counter c From the list of available Bluetooth devices select the device matching the Device ID number XXX XXX printed on your sensor 8 Select a Template from the options on the right to enter the Experiment window 9 Select the Hardware Setup icon in the bottom right corner This window shows the name of all connected sensors and selected measurement choices...

Страница 5: ...ic stirrer and a 150 mL beaker with 100 mL of 0 005 M HCl such that the end of the pH Probe and the Micro Stir Bar are submerged in the liquid in the beaker 5 Mount the Drop Dispenser above the Wireless Drop Counter and position it so that the drop tip is placed over the rectangular window of the Drop Counter Fill the syringe with 50 mL of 0 1 M NaOH Acid Base Titration 1 Set up the equipment as s...

Страница 6: ...terproof Do not immerse the sensor in liquid If the inside surfaces of the drop window need to be cleaned use a piece of lens paper or a lint free cloth and water or a glass cleaner Tips Except for opening and closing the stopcocks do not touch the syringe of the Drop Dispenser during the titration otherwise the drop size may change significantly The drop rate must remain approximately constant fo...

Страница 7: ...al requirements and other relevant provisions of the applicable EU Directives FCC statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Battery disposal Batteries contain chemic...

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