Simultaneous Polarographic Determination of a System of <I>o</I>-Nitroanisole, <I>o</I>-Chloronitrobenzene and <I>o</I>-Nitrophenol
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1) The solution of <I>o</I>-nitroanisole, <I>o</I>-chloronitrobenzene and <I>o</I>-nitrophenol is investigated polarographically with the intention of their simultaneous determination.<BR>2) The most suitable supporting electrolyte solution for the above object is the mixture of 4 parts of 1 N sodium hydroxide and 1 part of methanol.<BR>3) Although this solution is not buffered, the variation of concentration of one component does not exert appreciable influence upon the wave-heights and the relative positions of the waves of other two components.<BR>4) <I>o</I>-Nitrophenol can be determined directly from the ordinary polarogram. The accuracy of determination is under ±10%.<BR>5) The residual current compensation gives aid to the determination of <I>o</I>-nitroanisole and <I>o</I>-chloronitrobenzene. By passing the compensating current very excessively, their reduction waves become better defined. The accuracy of determination is +8∼-17% for <I>o</I>-nitroanisole and -24∼-9% for <I>o</I>-chloronitrobenzene.<BR>6) The half-wave potentials of three compounds, 5×10<SUP>-4</SUP> M/l. in 1 N sodium hydroxidemethanol (4:1) solution are as follows;<BR>(<U>Remark: Graphics omitted.</U>)<BR>These values would give some indications for the estimation of the separation of waves.
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著者
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Honda K.
Institut Pasteur de Lille
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Honda Kenichi
Institute of Industrial Science The University of Tokyo
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Kikuchi Shin-ichi
Institute of Industrial Science The University of Tokyo
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