1961
DOI: 10.3891/acta.chem.scand.15-1347
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Studies on the Hydrolysis of Metal Ions. Part 35. The Hydrolysis of the Lanthanum Ion, La3+.

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“…Partial hydrolysis of M3+ results in rapid formation of significant quantities of relatively soluble M(OH)2+, M(OH)2' and other species (Biedermann & Ciavatta, 1961;Evans, 1990), the final concentrations of which are largely unknown. It is likely that some of the hydrolysis products contributed to the observed effects in this study.…”
Section: Solutions and Bath Perfusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Partial hydrolysis of M3+ results in rapid formation of significant quantities of relatively soluble M(OH)2+, M(OH)2' and other species (Biedermann & Ciavatta, 1961;Evans, 1990), the final concentrations of which are largely unknown. It is likely that some of the hydrolysis products contributed to the observed effects in this study.…”
Section: Solutions and Bath Perfusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les travaux de Biedermann et Ciavatta [7] permettent de conclure à l'exis tence de trois cations hydroxylés du type Lap (OH)q en solutions fraîches. Ce sont :…”
Section: Iii2 Réversibilité Des Produits D'hydrolyseunclassified
“…Enfin, pour atteindre les mécanismes des réactions d'hydrolyse du lanthane, Biedermann et Ciavatta [7] ont fait appel à des mesures potentiométriques.…”
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“…The hydrogen ion concentration, h, in a solution was determined with the following equation, assuming that the activity factor of the hydrogen ion is kept constant and that the liquid junction potential is negligible: (1) (4) Equation (3) can, in combination with Eq. (2), be rewritten as: …”
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