The combustion—coulometric determination of sulphur in gaseous and liquid organic products

Grondelle, M.C. Van; Zeen, P.J.; Craats, F. van de

doi:10.1016/s0003-2670(01)93338-0

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“…Applications of the coulometric titration of S02 with iodine include the determination of very low concentrations of sulfur in organic products (311), microgram amounts of total inorganic sulfur in water (310), and the continuous monitoring of S02 (37,251). Other applications of coulometric titration with iodine include the determination of sodium diethyldithiocarbamate (208), antimony in semiconductors (168), selenium in organic substances (12), and aldehydes in EtOH (141).…”

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Amperometric, bipotentiometric, and coulometric titration

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Amperometric, bipotentiometric, and coulometric titration

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“…Singh et al (73) claimed that a digestion mixture containing K2Cr04, NaOH, and H202 quantitatively transformed organic sulfur to S042". Other workers (74,75) converted the sulfur to S02 which was determined by iodimetry. Special techniques were reported for the determination of sulfur in coals (76), naphthas (77), hydrocarbons containing large amounts of chlorine (78), biological substances (79), plant materials (80), and of sulfur-35 (81,82).…”

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