1970
DOI: 10.1021/ic50093a017
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Potentiometric study of equilibriums in aqueous divalent metal orthophosphate solutions

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“…The uses of the fourth section of the curve in Table 4 will be limited to preliminary and semiquantitative estimates of chemical properties. The reason for this indicated by the data of Tables 2 and 3 is poor electrode response in the potential region of 0.0 to -0.06 V. Although this disturbing result remains generally unrecognized, evidence of it has persisted in the literature for more than forty years (13,16,19,23,24,28,40,41). ago as 1935, Ellis and Kiehl found the problem to be greatest in pure water of low conductivity (41).…”
Section: Results and Discussion The Quality Of The Titration Curvementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The uses of the fourth section of the curve in Table 4 will be limited to preliminary and semiquantitative estimates of chemical properties. The reason for this indicated by the data of Tables 2 and 3 is poor electrode response in the potential region of 0.0 to -0.06 V. Although this disturbing result remains generally unrecognized, evidence of it has persisted in the literature for more than forty years (13,16,19,23,24,28,40,41). ago as 1935, Ellis and Kiehl found the problem to be greatest in pure water of low conductivity (41).…”
Section: Results and Discussion The Quality Of The Titration Curvementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Veith, for example, has used the inflection points in the pH titration curves of aluminum orthophosphate samples for determining the stoichiometric composition of precipitates (12). A rare and important precedent for the present AllI1 orthophosphate investigations is the work of Childs (13). He applied glass electrode measurements of H+ concentrations to the study of metal ion orthophosphate species in solution.…”
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“…Evidence has been given for ion-complexes of calcium and phosphate ions in solution (Gregory, Moreno & Brown, 1970;Childs, 1970). The very strong hydrogen bonding found in the crystal structure of Ca(HzPO4)z (Dickens, Prince, Schroeder & Brown, 1972) suggests that complexes involving more than one PO4 ion may sometimes be present in solution.…”
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“…In studies at 37 °C, Hacht and Berthon [87HBb] determined log 10 *K 1 = -8.378 in 0.15 molؒdm -3 NaCl and Childs [70CHc] determined a value of -9.03 in 0.15 molؒdm -3 KNO 3 . With the above assumptions about Δε(4), we calculate log 10 *K 1 = -8.93 ± 0.10 based on the value for I = 0 selected in this review (-8.62 ± 0.10 for 36 °C [62PEb]; Table A3-1); this result is consistent with that of Childs [70CHc].…”
Section: Formation Of Znoh +mentioning
confidence: 99%