1940
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19400730515
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Die Titrationskurven der Hexameta und Tripolyphosphorsäure

Abstract: Die Ermittlung der Titrationskurven auf potentiometrischem Wege stellt bekanntlich ein einfaches Verfahren zur Kennzeichnung von Sauren und Basen dar und wurde auch fur die Phosphorsauren mehrfach herangezogen. Wahrend die Kurven fur Ortho-und Pyrophosphorsaure schon langer bekannt sind l ) , wurden die polymeren Metaphosphorsauren erst in jiingster Zeit untersucht. So haben W. D. T r e a d w e l l und F. L e u t w y l e r 3 in zwei Mitteilungen die pR-Titrationskurven von Natriumtri-und -hexametaphosphat durc… Show more

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“…The results of crystallographic studies (14), conductance data (15), complexing tendencies (16), compound formation (17), and hydrolysis studies (18) substantiate the existence of the pyrophosphate anion as a discrete species. There has been no complete crystallographic analysis of a triphosphate (19) but the phase studies of the systems potassium pyrophosphate-potassium metaphosphate (20) and sodium pyrophosphate-sodium metaphosphate (21), acid titration (22), complex-ion formation (23), and kinetic studies of the alkaline hydrolysis of sodium trimetaphosphate (24), as well as reversion data (25) affirm the existence of the triphosphate ion.…”
Section: Polyphosphatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results of crystallographic studies (14), conductance data (15), complexing tendencies (16), compound formation (17), and hydrolysis studies (18) substantiate the existence of the pyrophosphate anion as a discrete species. There has been no complete crystallographic analysis of a triphosphate (19) but the phase studies of the systems potassium pyrophosphate-potassium metaphosphate (20) and sodium pyrophosphate-sodium metaphosphate (21), acid titration (22), complex-ion formation (23), and kinetic studies of the alkaline hydrolysis of sodium trimetaphosphate (24), as well as reversion data (25) affirm the existence of the triphosphate ion.…”
Section: Polyphosphatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The soluble crystalline metaphosphate is the only soluble crystalline phosphate which differs from the others in its behavior on titration. This material possesses no neutralizing or buffering power and shows a single sharp inflection (84).…”
Section: Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%