Analytical Study of an Iodide-Sensitive Membrane Electrode.

Rechnitz, G. A.; Kresz, M. R.; Zamochnick, S. B.

doi:10.1021/ac60240a009

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“…Parameters having different definitions must take different names and symbols. A more appropriate term like selectivity ratio was used in past with various meanings, for instance by Rechnitz et al [37] for the reciprocal ratio C J /C I when they originally proposed this method. The term isopotential concentration ratio seems most suitable and clear.…”

Section: 32iii) Isopotential Concentration Ratiomentioning

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The Current Usage of Selectivity Coefficients for the Characterization of Ion‐Selective Electrodes. A Critical Survey of the 2000/2001 Literature

Maccà

2003

Electroanalysis

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The articles describing new ion-selective electrodes published during the years 2000/2001 in eight leading analytical chemistry journals have been surveyed. Compliance with the IUPAC recommendations of the procedures used for characterizing the selectivity of the new electrodes has been checked. It was found that the information accompanying the selectivity data obtained according to the procedures recommended by IUPAC or their variations was frequently insufficient for interpreting of the electrode behavior and comparing with other sets of data, thus reducing the significance of the values provided. Some criteria for improving the communication between researchers in the field are suggested.

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Section: 32iii) Isopotential Concentration Ratiomentioning

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The Current Usage of Selectivity Coefficients for the Characterization of Ion‐Selective Electrodes. A Critical Survey of the 2000/2001 Literature

Maccà

2003

Electroanalysis

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“…Anion selective electrodes consisting of sparingly soluble salts im bedded in a silicone rubber matrix were first prepared and studied by Pungor and co-workers in Hungary (20,21). Rechnitz described two electrodes of this type as indicator electrodes for the direct potentiometric measurement of sulfate ion, using barium sulfate as the salt in the silicone rubber matrix, and of iodide ion, using silver iodide (7,24,25). Frant and Ross (11) have reported an electrode which is specific for fluoride ion.…”

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Anions in Aqueous Solution

Lambert¹

1968

Trace Inorganics in Water

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Recent innovations and improvements in methods for the determination of trace concentrations of common anions inwater are reviewed and speculations are made regarding future research in this area. Most noteworthy are potentiometric methods utilizing ion-selective electrodes, which may replace many chemical methods in situations where repetitive analyses must be made. The most interesting developments among the more conventional types of analyses are spectrophotometric methods involving ion association compounds in ion exchange, solvent extraction, and reverse solvent extraction procedures. The possibility of increasing the sensitivity of spectrophotometric methods by chemical amplification of the absorbing species has received some attention recently. Fluorimetric methods for anions are few but the area is an attractive one for study because of the extreme sensitivities attainable.

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“…A permeable membrane electrode designed by Pungor for chloride ions, available recently [13], was used in a system to determine HCi. concentrations in the gas sample , potentiometrically.…”

Section: Specific Ion Electrodementioning

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“…Known interference of Br or I ion on the chloride electrode is reported to be negligible if the concentration of these ions are less than 0.1 that of the chloride ions [13]. Fluoride ion concentrations less than 10 times that of the chloride ions produce no interference.…”

Section: Specific Ion Electrodementioning

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Analytical methods for measurement of toxic components of gaseous products in fire:

Lee¹

1967

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Analytical Study of an Iodide-Sensitive Membrane Electrode.

Cited by 88 publications

References 18 publications

The Current Usage of Selectivity Coefficients for the Characterization of Ion‐Selective Electrodes. A Critical Survey of the 2000/2001 Literature

The Current Usage of Selectivity Coefficients for the Characterization of Ion‐Selective Electrodes. A Critical Survey of the 2000/2001 Literature

Anions in Aqueous Solution

Analytical methods for measurement of toxic components of gaseous products in fire:

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