Electrophorèse sur papier des cations minéraux en présence d'agents complexants

Wenger, Paul Eugène Etienne; Kapétanidis, I.; Janstein, W. von

doi:10.1007/bf01216085

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“…The method is rapid, simple, and effective. Various complexing agents are also invaluable in establishing systems for paper electrophoresis (210), and of course, in the selective elution of metals from ion exchange columns.…”

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Inorganic Microchemistry

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1962

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1962

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“…The alkali metal cations have been separated on filter paper (168) and, as solutes in fused nitrates, on asbestos paper (2, 4, 100). Silver, lead, and mercurous mercury (171) and silver and tellurium (162) can be separated. A general scheme for separating all cations is being developed (105-107).…”

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