1955
DOI: 10.1016/0022-1902(55)80060-7
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Über den zustand gelöster verbindungen in wasserfreier essigsäure

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“…The titration cell, which incorporates the recommended gold electrodes, is shown diagrammatically in figure 2. It appears that gold electrodes can be used to follow acetate-ion concentration in studies in glacial acetic acid (96). The ionic product for anhydrous acetic acid has been measured (97).…”
Section: Other Precious Metal Electrodesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The titration cell, which incorporates the recommended gold electrodes, is shown diagrammatically in figure 2. It appears that gold electrodes can be used to follow acetate-ion concentration in studies in glacial acetic acid (96). The ionic product for anhydrous acetic acid has been measured (97).…”
Section: Other Precious Metal Electrodesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sodium or ammonium acetates were used as electrolytes. They attribute this anomaly to the reaction Py + HOAc -> PyH + + OAc" (88) Ghronopotentiometric studies of thallium ion in glacial acetic acid was carried out by Bruckenstein et al 270 It was found that the thallium acetate-Tl-Hg couple was reversible and the formal potential vs. aqueous see was 0.347 ±0.005 V. In general, the data indicate formation of monopositive ions, which, in the case of Ga, In, and Al either disproportionate to give tripositive ions and the metal, 3In + ->In 3+ +2In (86) or are oxidized by the solvent, Al + + 2HOAc + AcO--> Al(OAc) 3 + H 2 (87) Kinetics of electrooxidation of pyridine in anhydrous acetic acid have been studied in the 70° to 300°G temperature range by Aboimov and Gorbachev.…”
Section: E Miscellaneous Electrochemical Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%