Ind. Eng. Chem. Anal. Ed.

1935

DOI: 10.1021/ac50093a012

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A critical study of cacotheline for the detection of tin

I. Laird Newell¹,

Joseph B. Ficklen²,

Lewis S. Maxfield³

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“…phys., 3 (3), 270 (1841). (8) Friedrich, A., Mikrochemie, 19, 33 (1935). (9) Gattoni, John (to Seederer-Kohlbusch), U. S. Patent 1,993,698 (Mar.…”

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Colorimetric Determination of Tin with Silicomolybdate

1944

Ind. Eng. Chem. Anal. Ed.

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North in phases of the statistical investigations of the arrestment errors, of James L. Webb in the investigation of the rider bar, and of Seederer-Kohlbusch, Inc., Englewood, N. J., in making some of the experimental alterations upon the Kuhlmann balance.

“…phys., 3 (3), 270 (1841). (8) Friedrich, A., Mikrochemie, 19, 33 (1935). (9) Gattoni, John (to Seederer-Kohlbusch), U. S. Patent 1,993,698 (Mar.…”

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Colorimetric Determination of Tin with Silicomolybdate

1944

Ind. Eng. Chem. Anal. Ed.

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North in phases of the statistical investigations of the arrestment errors, of James L. Webb in the investigation of the rider bar, and of Seederer-Kohlbusch, Inc., Englewood, N. J., in making some of the experimental alterations upon the Kuhlmann balance.

Kritische Untersuchung organischer Verbindungen als analytische Reagenzien, III. Mitteil.: Brenzcatechin als Reagens zum Nachweis von Titan

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Ber. dtsch. Chem. Ges. A/B

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Kritische Studien über organische Verbindungen als analytische Reagenzien. Para‐Nitrobenzol‐azo‐Resorcin als Reagens für Magnesium

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Z. Anorg. Allg. Chem.

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Im Hinblick auf diese Ergebnisse kann der Magnesiumnachweis mit p‐Nitrobenzol‐azo‐Resorcin nicht als spezifisch betrachtet werden. Wegen der Unzulänglichkeit der gewohnlichen Nachweisreaktionen für Magnesium wird sich trotzdem diese Reaktion als wertvoll erweisen, da sie beachtliche Empfindlichkeit besitzt, und auch als spezifisch betrachtet werden kann, wenn die Ionen der Gruppen I, II und III sowie Ammoniumsalze entfernt worden sind.

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