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Cadmium deposition from solutions of varying ionic strength and coumarin concentration has been studied polarographically.
Under certain conditions two polarographic waves are obtained, both corresponding to cadmium deposition. This effect has been explained by the variation with potential of the orientation of adsorbed coumarin molecules.
deposition de cadmium a partir de solutions de force ionique et de concentration de varites a ete emdie polarographiquement coumarine. Dam certaines conditions, il y a deux vagues polarographiques qui correspondent toutes les deux a la deposition de cadmium. Cet effet a et6 explique par la dependance pour le potentiel de l'orientation des molecules de coumarine adsorb&s.
Abscheidung von Kadmium aus LSsungen verschiedener Ionenstarken und Kumarinkonzentrationen wurde polarographisch untersucht.
Unter gewissen Bedingungen erhllt man zwei Reduktionswellen, die beide mit der Kadmiumabscheidtmg verkntipft sind. Dieser Effekt wurde durch eine Orientierungs%nderung der Adsorbierten Kumarinmolektile mit dem Potential erklart.
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