1965
DOI: 10.1016/0039-9140(65)80199-0
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Substoichiometric separation using ion-association extraction systems

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“…-1 + 3n (10) As the solutions of metal ion and reagent in neutron-activation analysis separations usually have concentrations near 10" 2 mole I" 1 , Equation 10 becomes p H * n 5nJ (11) For iron (III) cupferrate, pAT s = 25,…”
Section: A the Precipitation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-1 + 3n (10) As the solutions of metal ion and reagent in neutron-activation analysis separations usually have concentrations near 10" 2 mole I" 1 , Equation 10 becomes p H * n 5nJ (11) For iron (III) cupferrate, pAT s = 25,…”
Section: A the Precipitation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, when one of these anions is pertechnetate, it is usually an amine, or component of the system comparable with other anions. On the other hand, the extraction constant, for the TcO4-(C6Hs)4 P+ ion pair is high, comparing to values for several common anions 5,8,9 and this provides conditions for its effective separation into the organic phase. For example, the distribution ratio for perrhenate, the closest chemical analog of pertechnetate, are the far highest from the large number of anions studied.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Substoichiometric separations developed by Ruzicka, and Stary in 1961 (664) i has continued to find application in radiochemical analysis (578), particularly in the activation analysis separations of As (778), Fe(576), Hg- (575), and Sb (574). The technique has been extended to ion-association extraction systems (578). A method for carrying out continuous substoichiometric analysis has been proposed (577).…”
Section: Apparatus and Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%