Determination of Traces of Silicon in Vanadium and Uranium. Spectrophotometric Method

Guenther, R.; Gale, R. H.

doi:10.1021/ac60048a012

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“…Additive elements are more conveniently determined in lubricating oils by procedures involving direct analysis of the oil (7, 4, S). Iron and lead, as well as additive elements, may be determined by direct analysis (3).…”

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Photometric Determination of Silicon in Ferrous, Ferromagnetic, Nickel, and Copper Alloys: A Molybdenum Blue Method

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1953

Anal. Chem.

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Photometric Determination of Silicon in Ferrous, Ferromagnetic, Nickel, and Copper Alloys: A Molybdenum Blue Method

Luke¹

1953

Anal. Chem.

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“…The published photometric procedures disagreed on the best wave length for measuring the absorbance of the yellow molybdosilicic acid. Recommended wave lengths in millimicrons were: 370 (11), 390 (9), 390 to 400 (10), 400 (2), 405 (4), 410 (7), 420 (17), and 425 (5). At the time of the initiation of this work only the paper of Armand and Berthaux (2) showed the spectrum.…”

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