1959
DOI: 10.1021/ac60151a023
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Selective Liquid-Liquid Extraction of Iron with 2-Thenoyltifluoroacetone-Xylene. Application to Homogeneous Reactor Solutions

Abstract: five titrations. The effect of trace amounts of oxygen is clearly shown by this lower result.This procedure has been used for the determination of plutonium in high purity plutonium metal samples, alloys with noninterfering metals such as iron, and nitric or hydrochloric acid solutions. About 15 determinations may easily be performed per day. Using an automatic heating-cycle controller for the two evaporations with perchloric acid, the operator time per determination should be greatly reduced. After the 31, 11… Show more

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“…Erratic behavior of tracer niobium in the TTA extraction has been reported, especially at low acidity (12). As shown by Moore (10), and substantiated in this laboratory, the addition of peroxide greatly decreases the extraction of niobium.…”
supporting
confidence: 50%
“…Erratic behavior of tracer niobium in the TTA extraction has been reported, especially at low acidity (12). As shown by Moore (10), and substantiated in this laboratory, the addition of peroxide greatly decreases the extraction of niobium.…”
supporting
confidence: 50%
“…Iron was separated from 100-L aliquots of whole blood and dissolved in 1% (by vol) HCl:H 2 O to bring the analyzed iron concentration to 2 g/mL (27,28). The 58 Fe: 54 Fe and 57 Fe: 54 Fe ratios of the dilute HCl solutions were determined by using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (PlasmaQuad3 with PlasmaScreen option; Thermo Elemental, Franklin, MA).…”
Section: Analysis Of Isotopic Composition Of Blood Samplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extraction results are shown in Table II for BPHA which was used by Alimarin and Petrukhin (1962) for the analytical extraction of Nb from chlorideand fluoride-free H2SO4 solutions. The table also gives results for TTA which was reported by Moore et al (1959) to extract micro amounts of Nb from chlorideand fluoride-free HNOs solutions. Although these extractants were reported to function well in analytical separations at low metal concentrations and high Nb/Ti ratios, these results indicate low Nb extraction from solutions having high Ti concentrations and low Nb/Ti ratios.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%