1952
DOI: 10.1007/bf00445267
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Flammenphotometrische Rubidium-Bestimmung

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“…and rubiduim (7800.2 and 7947.6 a,) are relatively close together, the Beckman DI; flame photometer or similar instrument doee not permit sufficirnt rePolution for the determination of rubidium in the presence of potassium. Freytag (9) reported considerable interference of potassium and lithium in determination of rubidium using a Zeiss flame photometer. Instruments with interference or absorption filters likewise do not give sufficient resolution to permit the determination of rubidium in the presence of potassium.…”
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“…and rubiduim (7800.2 and 7947.6 a,) are relatively close together, the Beckman DI; flame photometer or similar instrument doee not permit sufficirnt rePolution for the determination of rubidium in the presence of potassium. Freytag (9) reported considerable interference of potassium and lithium in determination of rubidium using a Zeiss flame photometer. Instruments with interference or absorption filters likewise do not give sufficient resolution to permit the determination of rubidium in the presence of potassium.…”
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“…Flame rather than arc excitation has the advantage of producing spectral lines of the alkali metals along with relatively few lines of interfering elements (9,10). Cyanogen bands also are eliminated by flame excitation methods.…”
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