A new radiometric titration method based on separation by means of ion exchange

Heijink, Andras; Polak, H. L.

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“…Recently lleijink and Polak [30][31][32] proposed a new radiometric titration procedure, which is based also on phase separation by means of an ion exchanger in the solution. The method can be applied in both, complexoinetry and oxidimetry.…”

Section: End-point Detection By Ion-exchange Separationmentioning

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“…The titration curve for the titration of 11 x 10" s M Zn with KDTA in 005 M acetate buffer, j»II = 4Titration assembly according to lleijink and PoJalc[31] (i Stirring motor, 2 stirring rod, 3 anion exchanger, 4 microlmrette, 5 glas filter, 0 glass tube, 7 pump, S Xa J(T1) crystal, 0 photomultiplier, 10 lead mantle, 11 preamplifier, 12 single-channel analyser)…”

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New Developments in the Techniques of Radiometric Titration

Tölgyessy¹

1971

Isotopenpraxis Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies

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New Developments in the Techniques of Radiometric Titration

Tölgyessy¹

1971

Isotopenpraxis Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies

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“…Selective precipitation inside resin columns was used to separate metal ions; for example, a S04-loaded anionexchange resin selectively retained Pb, Ba, and Sr (262). Suspended resins were used to achieve phase separations during radiometric titrations by EDTA (201,202). A sensitive qualitative test for nitriles, distinguishing them from imides and amides, is described which uses Nessler's reagent and a few resin beads (409).…”

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Ion exchange

Walton¹

1972

Anal. Chem.

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West European journals directly, in some cases through December 1971. We very much regret that the extensive Russian and Japanese literature had to be followed through abstracts or translations. Many 1969 publications are included; we have coordinated them with our 1970 review to avoid duplication. We have not attempted to include every reference to ion exchange in chemical analysis, and have deliberately passed over many publications that seemed to add only minor details to well-known procedures. As before, we have included a number of references to the basic physical chemistry of ion exchange.A notable trend over the past two years has been an increase in applications to organic compounds and compounds of biochemical interest. Interactions with ion-exchanging materials that do not depend on electrostatic forces are being consciously exploited and better understood. Many of the chromatographic separations of organic compounds listed below are not, in the strict sense of the word, ion-exchange separations, though they use ion-exchanging polymers and inorganic mate-

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The Use of Tracers in Inorganic Analysis

McMillan¹

1975

Radiochemical Methods in Analysis

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A new radiometric titration method based on separation by means of ion exchange

Cited by 4 publications

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New Developments in the Techniques of Radiometric Titration

New Developments in the Techniques of Radiometric Titration

Ion exchange

The Use of Tracers in Inorganic Analysis

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