The Color Reactions of Lower Oxoacids of Phosphorus with Molybdate and their Application to Colorimetric Determinations of \overset4P–\overset3P–\overset4P– and (–\overset3P–)<SUB>6</SUB>–Acid
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The color reactions of twelve lower oxoacids of phosphorus, as well as of \overset5P– and \overset5P–O–\overset5P–acid with molybdate, have been described. Of these compounds, \overset2P–\overset4P, \overset4P–\overset3P–\overset4P– and (–\overset3P–)<SUB>6</SUB>–acid react with molybdate in the acid solution to produce a bluish-green color without any reducing agent.<BR>The bluish-green color caused by \overset2P–\overset4P–acid is not reproducible. Since the colors caused by \overset4P–\overset3P–\overset4P– and (–\overset3P–)<SUB>6</SUB>–acid are stable and since their intensities are proportional to their concentrations, one can detect and determine minute amounts of \overset4P–\overset3P–\overset4P– or (–\overset3P–)<SUB>6</SUB>–acid colorimetrically in the presence of the other oxoacids of phosphorus. When both \overset4P–\overset3P–\overset4P– and (–\overset3P–)<SUB>6</SUB>–acid are present in a given sample, one can determine each component by combining the method described above with the usual heteropoly blue method for the total phosphorus.
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著者
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Ohashi S.
Department of Medicine, Fujita Gakuen University School Medicine
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Yoza Norimasa
Department Of Chemistry Faculty Of Science Kyushu University
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Yoza Norimasa
Department of Chemistry Faculty of Science Kyusyu University
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Ohashi Shigeru
Department of Chemistry Faculty of Science Kyusyu University
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