1964
DOI: 10.2116/bunsekikagaku.13.889
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Amperometric titration with the convection electrode. II

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“…Ozaki and his coworkers (167) have found that 10_5ilf lead in KN03-ascorbic acid medium can be titrated with EDTA at a mercury-drop convection electrode. The biamperometric titration of lead at lead amalgam electrodes has been reported (106).…”
Section: Acid-base Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Ozaki and his coworkers (167) have found that 10_5ilf lead in KN03-ascorbic acid medium can be titrated with EDTA at a mercury-drop convection electrode. The biamperometric titration of lead at lead amalgam electrodes has been reported (106).…”
Section: Acid-base Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mixtures of zinc with either iron (II) or cadmium have been titrated with EDTA at a DME (137). Cadmium has been titrated with EDTA at a mercury-drop convection electrode (167). EGTA has been used to titrate cadmium in the presence of zinc in ammoniacal medium (59,155).…”
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“…The net electron transfer may be given by the difference between the rates of a forward (reduction) process and a backward(oxidation) one. The corresponding rates are expressed as follows, in accordance with the treatment of Kimball: 5) (2) (3) first order.…”
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