Spectrophotometric determination of iron in zirconium metal and in zirconyl chloride
โ Scribed by Louis Silverman; Katherine Trego
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1958
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 461 KB
- Volume
- 19
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-2670
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โฆ Synopsis
S#u#~~~~ ivon salnfion. I)issolvc o. xo g iron wire in I o mt of concentrated hyclrockloric acid. Add I to z drops of 30% hydrogen peroxide. Add 10 ml of water; boil to decomposEir hydrogen peroxide. Dilute to I 1 with 8 stock soh~tion af I : I hydrochloric acid. One ml equals Q,X mg of iron. Hydrochloric acid soluGon (z :f). Prepare 20 1 (5 gal.) of x : x hydrochloric acid for use in all samples and standards. ~~~~-~~~~ ~~Ycu~~~ ~~~0~~~~. Reagent grade ~rOCl~.~~~~ wfss re-c~s~~~~ze~ ZMS directed in the ~rocedur% to remove iron, and a ~pe~tro~~~~~rn~~r~c curve (Fig. I) sf tbo residue was obta~~ed~ As a conf~rm~to~ test, the residue was r~~~sta~~i~ed and no iron was found in the filtrate.
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