Abstract:An improved method for the determination of milligram quantities of vanadium in the presence of uranium is described. Use of a modified dead-stop procedure and a weight microburet increases the sensitivity and precision of the method.Results are given in the range of 0.10 to 4.0 mg. of vanadium.
“…Chlorite ion may be titrated accurately in slightly alkaline solution with standard ferrous sulfate solution, according to Weiner (87). Gale and Mosher (20) applied the dead-stop end-point technique to the determination of milligram quantities of vanadate in uranyl solutions.…”
“…Chlorite ion may be titrated accurately in slightly alkaline solution with standard ferrous sulfate solution, according to Weiner (87). Gale and Mosher (20) applied the dead-stop end-point technique to the determination of milligram quantities of vanadate in uranyl solutions.…”
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