Good Titration Practice Polyols (Part Two of the Earth Day Sustainability Series) 


When: Thursday, April 14, 2022 2:00 PM EST - 3:00 PM EST

Where: Webinar

Part Two of the Earth Day Sustainability Series

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Join this free webinar to learn about Good Titration Practice™ for Polyols and Polymers.

Polyols and resins are becoming more and more relevant in our lives. Not only used for making polymers, polyols see more use in construction materials, paints and bonding. Titration is commonly used to quantify key characteristics of polyols which vary as much as their intended use. Learn the best method parameters, equipment and tips and tricks for polyol analysis with the Good Titration Practice of Polyols webinar.

Receive a succulent for attending this webinar. If you attend all 3 webinars, you'll receive a YETI tumbler and be entered to win 2 annual park passes for national parks.

About the Moderator

Matt Eby has worked for METTLER TOLEDO for 18 years in a variety of roles: Technical Support, Technical Support Manager, Sales Representative, Global Product Manager, Global Key Account Manager and is currently a Technology & Applications Consultant. Matt is a technical expert regarding titrations, density, refractometry, melting and dropping point.




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