Abstract:sition a t lower p H levels, with complete breakdown resulting from refluxing with mineral acid.Aliquots of the various solutions were tested for their content of free isonicotinic acid, the breakdown product, using essentially the method of Rubin and associates (4) based on the bromocyanogen reaction of Mueller and Fox ( 3 ) . With decreasing assay values for iproniazid, concomitantly increasing quantities of isonicotinic acid were found.Other aliquots of the solutions refluxed for 10 hours were subjected to … Show more
“…In the coulometric titration of cyanide, Przybylowicz and Rogers (97) found that the results with electrolytically generated mercury(II) were slightly superior to those with silver(I) generated under the same conditions.…”
“…In the coulometric titration of cyanide, Przybylowicz and Rogers (97) found that the results with electrolytically generated mercury(II) were slightly superior to those with silver(I) generated under the same conditions.…”
“…Primary amines interfere in the latter determination, but these can be removed by reaction with salicylaldehyde; tertiary amines do not interfere. Mercuric ion was reported to be slightly superior to silver ion for the titration of cyanide (118). Microgram amounts of sulfide could be titrated with errors of the order of ±0.2% (119).…”
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