Colorimetric determination of readily soluble phosphate in soils
β Scribed by Williams, E. G. ;Stewart, A. B.
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1941
- Weight
- 731 KB
- Volume
- 60
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0368-4075
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β¦ Synopsis
Oiico rccogiiised, effects of this sort are ensily remedied by iiinking st.niidnrc1 nut1 snriiple soliitioiis similnr in composition. dj'JJJ~;CUliOJIS Of the IIlClhOd Tlie follosiiig determiiintioiis nrc rcgiilnrly iiinde in t.liis Lnborntory.
. (I) CnIciiiiii niid sodium iii iiingiiesiiim iiid nluniiiiiuui powders nild nlloys. To 1 g. of the iiietnl 6 nil. of wnter nut1 15 nil. of coiicelitruteil Iiydrochloric ncid solut.ioii nro ntltlcd nut1 the solutioii is iiiutlc up witli water to 50 iiil. This soliitioii is sprnyed. Stnridurds nrc prepred froiii iiict.nl substn~itinlly free from the impurities to be detcriiiiucd, to wliicli kuowii niiioutits of stnndnrd solutions of tlic npproprintc elemelits iire ntlded. Copper, mnugnricsc, niid riing~icsiuiii (the lnst in nlumiiiium) mny nlso be cletermitied.
(2) Rubidium nut1 cicsiiim iii pntnwiiiin chloride precipitates. The snmplc (0.25 g. per 50 iiil. or proportioii-
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## Abstract The dithiol (4βmethylβ1 : 2βdimercaptobenzene) reagent is more sensitive for the determination of molybdenum than is the more commonly used thiocyanate. A method is described for the determination of molybdenum in soils, in which dithiol is used for the final colorimetric estimation. Th