1994
DOI: 10.1016/0003-2670(94)00025-5
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Catalytic effect of rhodium(III) on the chemiluminescence of luminol in reverse micelles and its analytical application

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“…On the other hand, the magnitude of the signal for the iron(III) complex in the reversed micellar solutions containing the basic solution of 1.0 M NaOH decreased to zero. Since the iron(III) ion is likely to hydrolyze in a basic medium 18 , the observed loss of its catalytic activity may be explained by assuming an effect of hydroxide formation in the water pools of reverse micelles, as reported for gold(III) 9 and rhodium(III) 10 in usual aqueous basic solutions. Thus, these observations imply that a competition among the two processes of the iron(III)-catalyzed luminol reaction and hydrolysis of iron(III) probably occurs following the decomposition of the complex in the reversed micellar medium of luminol.…”
Section: In Reverse Micellesmentioning
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“…On the other hand, the magnitude of the signal for the iron(III) complex in the reversed micellar solutions containing the basic solution of 1.0 M NaOH decreased to zero. Since the iron(III) ion is likely to hydrolyze in a basic medium 18 , the observed loss of its catalytic activity may be explained by assuming an effect of hydroxide formation in the water pools of reverse micelles, as reported for gold(III) 9 and rhodium(III) 10 in usual aqueous basic solutions. Thus, these observations imply that a competition among the two processes of the iron(III)-catalyzed luminol reaction and hydrolysis of iron(III) probably occurs following the decomposition of the complex in the reversed micellar medium of luminol.…”
Section: In Reverse Micellesmentioning
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“…[8][9][10][11] In our previous work 8 it was observed that the uptake of the iron(III) complex of 8-quinolinol (oxine), Fe(oxine) 3 , by a reverse micelle of cetyltrimethylammonium chloride (CTAC) into the water pool and its subsequent conversion into a reactive species, that is, iron(III) ion capable of catalyzing the CL reaction of luminol with hydrogen peroxide occur.…”
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“…The center of the reversed micellar core which provides a unique and versatile reaction field, referred to as a microreactor 10 , is filled with water molecules surrounded by surfactant polar heads, while the hydrophobic chains are directed into the bulk non-polar organic phase. We have investigated a luminol CL emission enhanced by metal species such as iron(III) 11 , gold(III) 12 and rhodium(III) 13 in the reversed micellar water pools and its analytical application.…”
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