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Wine Analysis: SO 2 Determinations and more… Arthur Milrod Metrohm USA 415-286-3665 [email protected] www.metrohmusa.com

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Page 1: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Wine Analysis:SO2 Determinations

and more…Arthur MilrodMetrohm USA415-286-3665

[email protected]

Page 2: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Agenda

• The Chemistry of SO2 in Wine• Advantages of the Double Platinum Sheet Electrode • SO2 Titration Curve• Unique Technology in Wine Automation• The Importance of Automation• Advantages of Metrohm Dosino® Technology• Unique pH electrodes

Page 3: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

A Bit of Metrohm History

• For 65 years and unique in the industry, ion analysis is all we do.

• First combination electrode in 1950.

• First piston driven buret in 1956.

• First digital titrator in 1968.

• Still hand-makes electrodes.

Page 4: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

The Chemistry of SO2 in Wine• Sulfite or sulfurous acid (SO2) is present in wines and musts in free and

bound form. – Bound SO2 represents the main fraction of the Total SO2. – Sulfite is oxidized to sulfate (sulfuric acid) by iodine.

• A double Pt-sheet electrode that is polarized by applying a current (e.g. 1 μA) is used for determining the endpoint. – Known as bivoltammetry (two electrodes polarized by applying a current, the

voltage is measured). – As long as an SO2 excess is present, the resulting voltage remains relatively

high and approximately constant (about 300 mV). – As soon as iodine is present in excess the electrodes become depolarized and

the voltage drops toward 0 mV (L-shaped titration curve).• SO2 + H2O = H2SO3 (sulfurous acid)• H2SO3 + I2 + H2O = H2SO4 (sulfuric acid) + 2 HI• Iodide-Iodate (KI-KIO3) vs I2

Page 5: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Advantages of the Double Pt Sheet Electrode

• More appropriate for low level measurements– SO2 (2 to 100 ppm)– Residual Chlorine (ppb)

• 50 times more surface area than double Pt pin electrode

• Quicker response time• Larger potential change at endpoint

– Improves accuracy and reproducibility• No reference or filling solution• Greater sensitivity than Redox

Page 6: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

SO2 Titration Curve

SO2 = 28.04 ppm

Page 7: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Comparison of Free SO2E.T.S. vs A/O vs Bivoltametry

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Page 8: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Unique Technology in Wine Analysis Automation

• SO2 is Volatile– Traditional in-beaker titrations is not optimal– Automated pipetting technique with external

vessel increases accuracy

• Degassing for TA in wine– Needle to purge solutions of interfering gases– Flexible purge times

Page 9: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Advantages of Metrohm Dosino® Technology

• Highly accurate dosing device• Top-to-bottom piston design

– Keeps air bubbles at the top of the buret and away from reagent lines so not to affect results

• The Smart Chip™ memorizes reagent information such as:– Concentration– Standardization value– History  

• Checks for the correct titrant– Including its working life and need for

standardization• The electronic motor is mounted on the top

– No damage by a reagent leak

Page 10: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Vial vs Beaker in Automation• SO2 is volatile• Titration using a

traditional beaker is inappropriate in automation

vs

Page 11: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

The Importance of Automation… • Productivity:

– Frees up users time to focus on other projects

• Accuracy and Precision:– Automation will run samples in a consistent manner for better accuracy and

precision

• Safety/Exposure Limitations:– Leaving an automated system unattended will keep user safe from constant

exposure to potentially harmful chemicals

Page 12: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Automated Analysis of Wine

• Completely automates the determination of wine

• Analyses include:– pH, Total Acidity, SO2, NH3,

K+, reagent standardization– Customized systems

available for additional analyses

• Pipetting– Pipettes sample volumes

from 10mL to 25mL

• Built-in electrode input with temperature compensation– Saves bench space – Improves accuracy

Page 13: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Widest range available

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Unique pH Electrodes

• Fixed ground sleeve diaphragm– Ensures optimal and well

defined electrolyte outflow– Eliminates back-diffusion of

sample into the reference electrolyte

– Contamination of the reference system is prevented

• Cylindrical pH glass membrane– Increased surface area ensures

fast response for quick and stable readings

Page 15: American Society of Enology and Viticulture Milrod presentation

Quality & Reliability• Off the shelf systems

– Available in stock

• 10-Year availability of parts

• 3 Year parts and labor instrument warranty

• Local, on site service and support

Metrohm USA Warehouse

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Our Pre-standardized Certified Reagents help:

• Save time, as the normality on the label can be entered directly into the system.

• Reduce technician’s need of handling reagents, as they can attach directly to the buret.

• Certified against N.I.S.T. primary standards using Metrohm instrumentation, with the Certificate of Analysis right on each bottle.

Reagents are an often overlooked cause of inaccuracy in titrations