1969
DOI: 10.1002/cite.330412004
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Kontinuierliche Titrationscalorimetrie. Teil II: Anwendungen

Abstract: Die bisher bekannt gewordenen Anwendungen der kontinuierlichen Titrationscalorimetrie erstrecken sich auf die Bestimmung von Reaktionsenthalpien in wäßrigen und nichtwäßrigen Medien, auch von heterogenen Prozessen, ferner vor allem auf die Bestimmung der vollständigen thermodynamischen Daten ein‐ und mehrstufiger Gleichgewichtsreaktionen in Lösung sowie schließlich auf die kontinuierliche Bestimmung von Mischungswärmen. Insgesamt wird in diesem Beitrag gezeigt, welche Möglichkeiten die Methode der kontinuierli… Show more

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“…The linear titration method which perhaps has commanded most extensive interest lately involves thermometric end points. Two pertinent monographs (7,8) and several authoritative reviews (9)(10)(11)(12)(13) have been published during the past five years. In a preliminary communication (14), we have briefly outlined a theoretical treatment and correction of end-point errors due to sluggish kinetics and one of us (P. W. Carr) has co-authored a previous article on titrimetric reaction rates (15).…”
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“…The linear titration method which perhaps has commanded most extensive interest lately involves thermometric end points. Two pertinent monographs (7,8) and several authoritative reviews (9)(10)(11)(12)(13) have been published during the past five years. In a preliminary communication (14), we have briefly outlined a theoretical treatment and correction of end-point errors due to sluggish kinetics and one of us (P. W. Carr) has co-authored a previous article on titrimetric reaction rates (15).…”
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“…(10) where, L ( 0)2 ß m kACA°t* = kApt*2 = A-y- (11) The dimensionless parameter ß, defined in Equation 11, arises very naturally and facilitates further derivations.…”
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