1965
DOI: 10.1016/0039-9140(65)80141-2
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Photometric titrations—XI Construction and evaluation of a semiimmersion phototitrator

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“…The advantages of spectrophotometric titrations are well known (1-6, 18, 19). Spectrophotometric titrations are especially useful for determining low concentrations of substances, for analyses involving reactions in which the equilibrium is unfavorable at the end-point, and for determinations in which there are no suitable indicators but one of the species involved has an absorbance.…”
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“…The advantages of spectrophotometric titrations are well known (1-6, 18, 19). Spectrophotometric titrations are especially useful for determining low concentrations of substances, for analyses involving reactions in which the equilibrium is unfavorable at the end-point, and for determinations in which there are no suitable indicators but one of the species involved has an absorbance.…”
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confidence: 99%