1963
DOI: 10.1007/bf01234689
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Quantitative organische Elementaranalyse im Dezimilligrammbereich. III

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“…Belcher and co-workers (25) employed flask combustion and titration with mercuric nitrate solution (diphenylcarbazone as indicator) for microgram amounts of chlorine, and a similar technique for sulfur (26) employing titration with barium perchlorate and Thoron as indicator. Dirscherl and Erne (79) proposed empty-tube combustion for the simultaneous determination of sulfur and halogens. The gaseous products were absorbed in peroxide solution and determined titrimetrically.…”
Section: Belchermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Belcher and co-workers (25) employed flask combustion and titration with mercuric nitrate solution (diphenylcarbazone as indicator) for microgram amounts of chlorine, and a similar technique for sulfur (26) employing titration with barium perchlorate and Thoron as indicator. Dirscherl and Erne (79) proposed empty-tube combustion for the simultaneous determination of sulfur and halogens. The gaseous products were absorbed in peroxide solution and determined titrimetrically.…”
Section: Belchermentioning
confidence: 99%