用草酸钙共沉淀法分离富集骨中稀土元素

采用草酸钾作沉淀剂 ,在 pH2时将骨中钙部分沉淀 ,通过草酸钙载体共沉淀富集骨中稀土元素。用分光光度法、同位素示踪法和中子活化法检验模拟样品中稀土元素富集效果。结果显示 ,当每 g钙的沉淀量为48mg时 ,微克量和纳克量的稀土元素共沉淀率达到90 %以上。方法简单、可靠 ,且避免了钙、磷和钠等宏量元素的干扰 ,可对0.5～5g骨样中的稀土元素进行有效的分离富集。     

Le dosage indirect du molybdéne par voie complexométrique

The classical method for the determination of molybdenum is long and requires special precautions. A. simple and speedy method is given for indirect determinations of molybdenum. The separation of molybdenum (in the form. of calcium, molybdate) is obtained by precipitation with calcium chloride. The precipitate is dissolved on adding hot 1 : 1 HCl. On evaporating the solution one obtains molybdenic acid and calcium chloride. In determining the calcium complexometrically one also determines indirectly the molybdenum. This method can be used for the ores and alloys of molybdenum.     

Quantitative calibration of a TPD-MS system for CO and CO2 using calcium carbonate and calcium oxalate

A method is described for calibrating quantitatively a temperature-programmed decomposition, mass-spectrometric (TPD-MS) system by monitoring the gases evolved during the thermal decomposition of a chemical within the TPD reactor. A method for calibrating for evolved CO and CO₂ is described using the thermal decompositions of calcium carbonate and calcium oxalate. The method takes into account the production of CO⁺ ions from CO₂⁺ ions and secondary reactions in the thermal decomposition of calcium oxalate.     

Successive high-precision determination of calcium and magnesium in sea water with a new probe photometer

A high-precision method for determining calcium and magnesium successively in sea water is described. The calcium end-point is evaluated with zinc—zincon as indicator, while magnesium is determined with calcon. The computerized method utilizes a new probe photometer based on modern optoelectronic components. The precision for calcium and magnesium is 0.3 ‰ and 0.4 ‰, respectively.     

A simple radiochemical determination of90Sr in environmental samples

A simple procedure for the determination of⁹⁰Sr in environmental samples is described. The method uses the different solubilities of the oxalates of calcium and strontium in presence of a large excess of calcium. For this reason the method is especially suited for Ca-rich samples, as e.g., bones or soils. However, after addition of supplementary calcium it works equally well for other types of samples. The method was tested by analyzing the IAEA Certified Reference Materials soil, animal bone and algae.     

Determinations of traces of calcium in phosphoric acid and its salts by atomic-absorption spectrometry

A method for the determination of traces of calcium by atomic-absorption spectrometry after extraction into an organic solvent, has been investigated for the determination of traces of calcium in phosphoric acid and its salts. Calcium is extracted as the hydroxy-quinolate complex, the extract is introduced into the flame, and the calcium atomic-absorption is measured. The effects of pH, concentration of reagent, and diverse ions on the calcium extraction were investigated.     

Simultaneous determination of total and free calcium in milk by flow injection

A fast and reliable procedure for the determination of total and free calcium in milk is described. The method is based on the flow injection (Fl) technique. Total calcium is determined by atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) (422.7 nm) and free calcium by spectrophotometry (580 nm). Interference in the determination of free calcium is eliminated by using a dialyser, which also separates the total and free calcium. Interference from phosphates in milk in the determination of total calcium by AAS is overcome by using a dinitrogen oxide-acetylene flame with the necessary suppression with K+. With 30-microliters samples the Fl system covers a standard working range of 100-1500 mg dm-3 of Ca2+. The system is suitable for the simultaneous determination of total calcium (relative standard deviation less than 1.30% for 1300-1500 mg dm-3 of total calcium) and free calcium (relative standard deviation less than 0.85% for 120-170 mg dm-3 of free calcium) in milk at a sampling frequency of about 60 samples h-1. The results obtained agree reasonably well with results from the AAS method.     

The flame photometric determination of calcium in phosphate,carbonate, and silicate rocks

A flame photometric method of determining calcium in phosphate, carbonate, and silicate locks has been developed Aluminum and phosphate interference was overcome by the addition of a large excess of magnesium. The method is rapid and suitable for routine analysis Results obtained are within ± 2% of the calcium oxide content.     

Quick method for determination of equilibrium temperature of calcium carbonate dissociation

A quick method for determination of equilibrium temperature of high temperature reactions, which is inexpensive and suitable for small industrial laboratories, is reported. Reaction of high temperature dissociation of calcium carbonate is used as example for quick method application. The method is based on calorimetric measurement, Hess Law, and thermodynamic calculations. The calibrated calorimeter is used to determine enthalpy change for reactions CaCO₃(s)?+?HCl(l), Ca(s)?+?2HCl(l), and CaO(s)?+?2HCl(l). By application of Hess??s energy cycle, enthalpies of formation of calcium carbonate and calcium oxide were determined. Acquired results were used to calculate enthalpy change for carbonate dissociation reaction. Calculated enthalpy change value was used for free energy change in dependence of temperature and also for equilibrium constant in dependence of temperature calculation using equations derived from basic thermodynamic equations. Using this method, equilibrium temperature for calcium carbonate dissociation reaction is found to be equal to 1154.14?K, which confirms accuracy of the method.     

Phase Analysis of High-calcium Lime by TG

A thermogravimetric method has been developed and is suggested for both the qualitative and quantitative phase analyses of high-calcium lime and calcium speciation as well. Two complementary TG measurements are proved to be satisfactory for the determination of moisture, calcium oxide, calcium hydroxide and calcium carbonate contents as well as total mineral impurities in high-calcium limes: quicklime, hydrated lime and limestone. This revised version was published online in August 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Infrared determination of calcium or lithium nitrate in acetone solution determination of calcium or lithium in the presence of strontium or barium

A method is proposed for the infrared determination of calcium or lithium in the presence of strontium or barium. A mixture of the nitrates is treated with acetone which dissolves only the calcium or lithium nitrate. The strontium or barium nitrate is filtered off. The nitrate is evaporated to about 2 ml with a stream of dry air and then diluted to 5 ml with acetone. The infrared spectrum is scanned from 860 to 800 cm(-1) and the nitrate peak at 824 cm(-1) for calcium and 827 cm(-1) for lithium is measured. The recommended range is 1-80 mg of calcium or lithium nitrate in the presence of up to about 200 mg of strontium or barium nitrate.     

Potentiometric and spectrophotometric determination of calcium in the wet end of paper machines by flow injection analysis

A spectrophotometric and a potentiometric FIA method were used to determine calcium in samples of back water from paper mills. The spectrophotometric method used the complexation reaction between calcium and o-cresolphthalein complexon. Optimum pH for the method was calculated theoretically. An ion-selective calcium electrode based on neutral carrier was used in the potentiometric method. The spectrophotometric method had a linear range between 10 and 250 ppm calcium and the potentiometric method between 10 and 300 ppm. Samples were acidified to pH 4 either before or after filtration. Total calcium was determined by a d.c. plasma emission method. Significant amounts of calcium were found to be bound both to the solid matter and to soluble complexes in the samples. The spectrophotometric method gave higher values than the potentiometric method but both of them gave lower values than the d.c. plasma emission method. Calcium concentrations in the range 30-250 ppm were found in the samples.     

The determination of fluoride by titration with calcium chloride

A new method for the determination of fluoride ions is described. Precipitation is effected with an excess of standard calcium chloride and, after standing overnight, the unconsumed calcium ions are back-titrated with ethylenediamine tetra-acetic acid (EDTA) using Eriochrome Black T as indicator. Halides, sulphate, phosphate and arsenate do not interfere under the recommended conditions. The method is applicable over the range 5-65 mg of fluoride ion.     

Extraction - Spectrophotometric Determination of Phosphate Using N-Phenylbenzohydroxamic Acid

Abstract

A simple solvent extraction and spectrophotometric method for the determination of micro amount of phosphate (PO₄) is described. Phosphate is selectively separated from associated elements by reacting it with calcium and extracting excess calcium with N-phenylbenzohydroxamic acid (PBHA) at pH 11.3. The excess calcium was determined in ultra-violet and visible region and hence the phosphate content was calculated. The Beer's law is obeyed in the range 0.5 ? 10.0 ppm at 340 nm and 0.25 - 8.0 ppm at 560 nm of phosphate for a fixed amount of calcium (20.0 ppm). These results are also compared with those obtained by atomic absorption spectrophotometry. The method has been applied for the determination of phosphate in pharmaceutical and other samples.     

聚氧化乙烯絮凝-电感耦合等离子体原子发射光谱(ICP-AES)法测定土壤中水溶性钾、钠、钙、镁、硫酸根

建立了聚氧化乙烯絮凝-4000 r/min离心,电感耦合等离子体原子发射光谱(ICP-AES)法测定土壤水溶性钠、钾、钙、镁、硫酸根离子的方法.在常规方法浸提的基础上,加入聚氧化乙烯絮凝剂使溶液中的胶体形成絮凝物聚沉,制得澄清溶液,消除了胶体对钾、钠、钙、镁吸附的干扰;采用电感耦合等离子体原子发射光谱法测定钾、钠、钙、...     

Determination of calcium ions tightly bound to proteins.

A rapid and sensitive procedure is described for the determination of calcium ions tightly bound to proteins using high-performance gel filtration chromatography, followed by the destabilization of the protein conformation and fluorimetric analysis with Quin-2. With this method, contaminating, unbound calcium can be eliminated simultaneously and one can determine the content of a calcium ion in a protein utilizing less than 200 pmol of the protein.     

Naphthènic acid extraction of calcium f́or determination by atomic absorption spectrophotometry

A solvent extraction method with naphthenic acid and cyclohexylamine in MIBK is suggested for use in atomic absorption spectrophotometric analysis. The method is demonstrated for calcium in the presence of many known interfering ions.     

A chemometric study of the simultaneous determination of calcium and magnesium in natural waters

A method for the simultaneous spectrophotometric determination of calcium and magnesium in mineral waters with an FIA system is tested. The method is based on the reaction between the analytes and arsenazo(III) at pH 8.5. The calculations of the amounts of both analytes in the samples are carried out with the H-point standard addition method (HPSAM) for ternary mixtures, and with a partial least squares (PLS) model after a proper variable selection. The results obtained for the determination of calcium were comparable using both methods. The employment of the HPSAM brings to our attention the influence of the calcium concentration in the sample to the development of the reaction between magnesium and arsenazo(III). HPSAM also permits to estimate the concentration of magnesium in the samples.     

多贝斯在石墨烯修饰玻碳电极上的电化学行为及其测定

制备了石墨烯修饰玻碳电极（GN/GCE）。 在0.05 mol/L H2SO4溶液中,用循环伏安法研究了多贝斯在GN/GCE上的电化学行为。 结果表明,GN/GCE对多贝斯的氧化还原反应有明显的电催化作用。 建立了测定多贝斯的新方法,用微分脉冲伏安法测得多贝斯的氧化峰电流与其浓度在2.0×10-9~1.2×10-6 mol/L范围内呈线性关系,检出限为1.0×10-9 mol/L(S/N=3)。 该法可用于胶囊中多贝斯的测定,修饰电极有较好的稳定性和重新性。     

Measurement of calcium and titanium from 47sc by instrumental neutron activation analysis

A procedure is outlined for measuring calcium and titanium from ⁴⁷Sc by instrumental neutron activation analysis. Precise calcium measurements obtained from ⁴⁷Sc are compared with measurements based on ⁴⁷Ca and ⁴⁹Ca. The method is particularly suitable for low levels (ca. 1%) of calcium.