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An unusual effect of iron in the flame-photometric determination of calcium

✍ Scribed by J.Ch. van Schouwenburg; A.D. van der Wey

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1966
Tongue
English
Weight
234 KB
Volume
36
Category
Article
ISSN
0003-2670

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✦ Synopsis

2 M. SCHENK, Helv. China. Acla, rg (1930) I 127. 3 I. P. ALInfAruN, N. 1'. BORSENKOVA AND N . A. Z~~~~~N,i.%auodsk. Lnh., 8 (x+1) q&3. 4 N. P. DAS GUPTA, J. Indim Chem. Sot., G (rgag) 855. 5 I. PIETRZAK, Chew. AlUlI. (Warsaw), 5 (Ig60) 923. G E. HINES AND D. F. UOLTZ. Anal. Clrenr., 24 (x952) 947. (Eingegangen den II. Januar, 1966) An unusual effect of iron in the flame-photometric determination of calcium I J. YOF& AND R. FINKISLSTEIN, Anal. Chin,. Rcfa, rg (1958) 166. 2 J. I~IIISR AND I<. I<HOPP, is. /Iuul. Chew., 179 (rgcir) I. 3 C. PI. Wru_mnts, .4ml. Chirrt. Ada, 22 (rgC0) 163. .I J. J. DINNIN, .4#taI. Chew&., 32 (rgGo) 1475. 5 C. ~'IE.TKA AND I-I. CHUN. Awgew. Chem, 71 (x959) 270. (Received January 3xst, x966) :I Id. C/liWJ. Ada, 36 (1966) 243-245

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