Pulse polarography - theory and application.
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概要
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Classical do polarography has been used widely for chemical analysis for both inorganic and organic compounds, and has an extensive literature (1). However, do polarography is not satisfactory at concentrations below about 10<SUP>-5</SUP>M, and resolution becomes very poor in the presence of a relatively large concentration of a more easily reduced depolarizer. For the purposes of improvement in sensitivity and resolution, a number of variations on do polarography have been developed (2). One of the best of these variations is pulse polarography. Pulse polarography was first developed by Barker (3) as the outgrowth of his work with square wave polarography. Several general articles on pulse polarography have been published (4-7). We present here the theory and applications of pulse polarography from an analytical point of view.
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著者
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Hasebe Kiyoshi
On leave from Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University
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Osteryoung Janet
Departments o f Civil En2ineerinQ and Microbiology, Colorado State University
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Osteryoung Janet
Department of Civil Engineering and Microbiology, Colorado State University