The electrolytic oxidation of oxalate ion in the determination of calcium and magnesium

The number of papers presenting new or revised chemical methods of inorganic analysis continues to hold a substantial place in the international journals of analytical chemistry. Over 600 literature references were selected for examination in an effort to discover significant researches in gravimetric and titrimetric analysis during the reporting period January 1962 to December 1963. Comments have been restricted to papers presenting essentially new quantitative inorganic chemical reactions, valuable interference studies or improvements in established analytical procedures, and important contributions to the theory of precipitation and titrimetric processes. Unfortunately in some cases the original literature was not available and the reviewers were forced to depend on abstracts.Apologies are made for many worthwhile contributions to specific analysis problems which may not have been recognized.

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The electrolytic oxidation of oxalate ion in the determination of calcium and magnesium

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