The coulometric titration of bromate with cuprous copper

A coulometric procedure has been developed by which 18 to 240 μg quantities of bromate may be determined to within 0.3 μg. The bromate is allowed to react with bromide in an acid solution and electrolytically generated cuprous copper is used for the titration. A dual platinum electrode indicator system is used in an amperometric end-point procedure     

Determination of Nitrates in Water Samples by In‐Electrode Coulometric Titration in Copper Coated Porous Vitreous Carbon Electrode

Nitrate in water samples was determined by in‐electrode coulometric titration in porous electrode made of vitreous carbon particles coated with copper. The sample was mixed with diluted sulfuric acid containing 1 mmol/L hydrochloric acid, the solution was filled into the cell and electrode and the nitrate ions were directly reduced by constant current to ammonium ions. The stoichiometry of the electrode reaction was found by coulometric and photometric measurements. The detection limit and precision were found to be 0.2 mg/L and 1.7 %, respectively. The interfering effect of high chloride contents was eliminated by precipitating chlorides with silver sulfate. The method was applied for the analysis of various water samples and beverages. The results were in good agreement with data from isotachophoretic and photometric measurements.     

A cell for high-precision constant-current coulometry with external generation of titrant

A cell has been designed for the high-precision coulometric titration, with externally generated titrant, of materials which otherwise undergo undesirable reactions at the working electrodes. With this cell potassium dichromate has been titrated, via its hydrolysis reaction, with hydroxyl ion generated at the cathode, cathodic reduction of the chromium(VI) being circumvented. In this cell 99.9% of the titrant required is generated in one chamber and transferred to another for reaction; the titration is then completed with titrant generated at a second, drip-type electrode working at much lower current. By means of commercially available Leeds and Northrup coulometric titration electrical equipment, titration of NBS 136b Potassium Dichromate gave a purity of 99.976%, standard deviation 0.005%, and of NBS 84d Potassium Acid Phthalate (done as a check) 99.991%, standard deviation 0.005%, both values being in excellent agreement with other work.     

Coulometric titration of potassium hydrogen phthalate in a non-aqueous solution, with a vitreous carbon anode

A vitreous carbon anode has been used as working electrode in the coulometric titration of potassium hydrogen phthalate in glacial acetic acid-acetic anhydride medium with protous generated electrochemical oxidation of quinol.     

Precise coulometric determination of iron in iron ores with electrogenerated manganese(III) fluoride

Iron in Mohr's salt, electrolytic iron and iron ores has been determined by precision coulometric titration with electrolytically generated manganese (III) fluoride, with biamperometric end-point detection. The titration curve indicated the irreversibility of the electrode reaction of manganese(III) fluoride. Total iron in several standard samples of iron ores was determined with standard deviations of about 0.012%.     

Application of Polyaniline Incorporated Carbon Particles Coated Platinum Electrode in Coulometric Titration to Determination of Polyisoprene Alcohol

The feasibility of using electrodes modified with polyaniline incorporated carbon particles films for im-proving the precision of coulometric titration is demonstrated. The problem of large deviation produced dur-ing determining polyisoprene by coulometric titration with direct titration technique (double Pt electrodes indi-cating electrode) has been solved. In the titration process, polyisoprene alcohol, an electro-inactive species, is adsorbed on the surface of the bare Pt electrode, which inhibits the electrode reaction of Br- and Br2. Therefore, when the titration reaches the end-point, the detected current will slowly change with time, which can make the repeatability of end-point poor, The atomic force microscopic images show the morpholo-gy of the electrode surface of adsorbing polyisoprene alcohol. The application of the chemically modified elec-trode instead of the bare Pt electrode to indicating the end-point has been investigated. The results show that the Pt electrode coated with polyaniline incorporated carbon particles films is an excellent indicator electrode. This electrode has advantages that the indicating signals are sharp and repeatable at end-point. The precisionand the accuracy of the determination of polvisoprene alcohol are satisfactory.     

Coulometric titration with air transported sample

Air transported samples of a mixture containing the analyte and a supporting electrolyte are consecutively propelled into a microconduit system through a titration cell, a coil and a detector cell. Different amounts of electrochemically generated titrant are obtained in the separate samples while they are passing through the titration cell. Various quantities of the titrant are achieved by changing the duration of the titrant generating process that is done by various time for the sample solution staying in the titration cell (different sample movement rate). The titrated sample is then homogenised in the coil and detected in an electrochemical detector cell that supplies necessary data for the analyte determination. The declared method is experimentally verified on coulometric titration of hydrochloric acid (HCl) with electrogenerated sodium hydroxide and a titration of aniline with bromine generated in a bromide solution.     

Determination of autoprotolysis constants of some non-aqueous solvents using coulometric titration

Autoprotolysis constants of acetonitrile, propionitrile, nitromethane, ethylene carbonate and dimethyl sulphoxide were determined using a coulometric — potentiometric method with a hydrogen/palladium electrode as generator. The method is based on the titration of a strong base, tetrabutylammonium hydroxide, with H⁺ ions generated by anodic oxidation of hydrogen dissolved in palladium. The titration was carried out in a galvanic cell with glass and calomel electrodes at 25°C. The pK_s values for the investigated solvents are: acetonitrile, 28.8; propionitrile, 24.6; nitromethane, 23.7; ethylene carbonate. 21.5; and dimethyl sulphoxide 29.1. These data are in accordance with those reported in the literature.     

Coulometric titration of gold with electrogenerated chloro-cuprous ion

A method for the coulometric titration of +3 gold to the metallic state with clectrolytically generated chloro cuprous ion is described Quantities of gold from as little as I mg to 100 mg or more were titrated in a volume of 100 ml with an average error of ± 0.3%.The titration is applicable to the determination of gold in the presence of large amounts of copper, silver, mercury, lead, and most of the elements with which gold commonly is associated. Small amounts of +4 platinium (less than half the amount of gold) are innocuous, but larger quantities of platinum produce a large positive error     

库仑双点滴定法研究——Ⅰ.离子选择电极电位法

本文提出以离子选择性电极为指示电极的库仑双点滴定的实验方法,推导出定量公式和相对误差公式,探讨了影响准确度的主要因素。     

薄层分离-库仑滴定法测定茄尼醇

提出以２ｍｏｌ／ＬＫＢｒ－醋酸（１：３Ｖ／Ｖ）为电液,在阳极电生溴与尼醇发生反应来测定茄尼醇含量的库仑滴定法。茄尼醇与溴反应,其ｎ值为１８,对于烟叶以物中茄尼醇,以正己烷－二氯乙烷－丙醇为展开剂,用薄层色地邓以分离,用库仑滴定法进行测定 。     

Determination of some steroidal bases in non-aqueous media by potentiometric titrations at a small constant current

In this work the volumetric and coulometric titrations of some newly synthesized androstene steroidal compounds with pyridine ring are carried out. The titrations were followed potentiometrically at a small constant current using pairs of identical platinum or glassy carbon electrodes, both in presence of quinhydrone. As the titration reagent, in volumetric titrations served 0.01 mol dm^?3 perchloric acid, and in coulometric titrations hydrogen ions were anodically generated in situ from quinhydrone at the platinum electrode. Sodium perchlorate served as the supporting electrolyte.Amounts of 1.18-5.35 mg of the investigated steroidal compounds were determined with a relative standard deviation less than 1.4% at volumetric and 1.2% at coulometric determinations. A negative influence of the supporting electrolyte on magnitude of the signal change in potentiometric determinations was observed. Glassy carbon electrodes are more advantageous over platinum ones.The achieved results are in good agreement with those of catalytic thermometric titrations.     

Coulometric titration by a controlled-potential pulsed-charge potentiometric technique-II Acid-base, precipitation and homogeneous redox systems

An unconventional coulometric method, based on electrolysis at controlled potential by means of discrete charge-pulses, with end-point detection obtained by mathematical linearization of potentiometric data, has been applied to various systems. The results appear very satisfactory: very weak acids can be determined with high accuracy; in the case of precipitation reactions the selectivity is high enough to allow titration of the components of halide mixtures; for homogeneous redox systems some problems caused by irreversibility at the indicator electrode are overcome.     

The coulometric generation of manganese(II) from a manganese electrode: : The Titration of EDTA

The anodic behavior of a manganese electrode is discussed. Manganese(II) can be generated with greater than 95% current efficiency over a limited current density range in neutral aqueous and methanolic chloride media. The current efficiency for the generation of manganese(II) as a function of current density, supporting electrolyte, solvent, pH, and generation time is given. Electrogenerated manganese(II) is useful in the coulometric titration of 4.460 × 10^-6–2.214 × 10^-5 mol of EDTA in 1.0 M sodium chloride buffered at pH 5.5. The end-point can be detected amperometrically by monitoring the anodic current from the oxidation of manganese(II) at platinum. The titration error is about 1% in replicate determinations. Permanganate can be generated in aqueous sodium hydroxide media but the current efficiencies are less than 20% and irreproducible.     

Determination of total free acid in formaldehyde by coulometric catalytic thermometric titration

Coulometric catalytic thermometric titration of the total free acid (HCOOH) in formaldehyde of various manufacturers was successfully performed. The indicator reaction was the exothermic polymerization of formaldehyde in the presence of ethanol, catalyzed by strong base. In the titrations, a cathodically polarized platinum generator electrode was employed. The content of free acid in various formaldehyde samples ranged between 0.018 and 0.044 %, and was determined with a standard deviation less than 1.5%. Good agreement was obtained with the results of coulometric photometric and volumetric titrations.     

The preparation of a fast response Ag/Ag2SO4 reference electrode

A procedure for the preparation of a fast response Ag/Ag(2)SO(4) reference electrode to be used for the detection of the endpoint of a coulometric titration is described.     

Controlled Potential Coulometry Employing a Rotating Disk Electrode

Abstract

The application of a rotating disk working electrode to controlled potential coulometry and the electroreduction of copper(II) at a copper disk electrode are described. The electrode has the advantages of reproducible and calculable mass transfer conditions and electrolysis currents which are relatively free of stirring noise. The evaluation of the diffusion coefficient of the electroactive species from the coulometric current-time curve and the fabrication of the electrolysis cell and electrode are also described.     

Argentomctric coulomelric titration of thioacetamide

The coulometric determination of thioacetamide (TAA) with electrogenerated silver is described. The titration is done in a solution 0.1M in both ammonia and sodium hydroxide, and the end-point is detected potentiometncally with a silver-silver sulphide electrode. On repeat analyses of approx. 2-mg samples of TAA an average error of -04% (relative standard deviation 0.25%) was obtained. Important steps in the procedure include cleaning the silver generating electrode in nitric acid before each titration, purging well with nitrogen to remove oxygen, and not using too large a sample.     

Coulometric titration of penicillins and penicillamine with mercury(II)

An absolute coulometric method based on the titration of hydrolysed penicillins with coulometrically generated mercury(II) is presented. An amalgamated gold plate is used as anode and the titration is performed in a pH 4.6 acetate buffer solution. The method gives values which deviate by less than 1% from values obtained by other absolute methods. The relative standard deviation for determination of penicillin G is 0.4%. The determinations of penicillamine and mixtures of penicillamine and penicilloate are also reported.     

The preparation of a fast response Ag/Ag 2SO 4 reference electrode

A procedure for the preparation of a fast response Ag/Ag₂SO₄ reference electrode to be used for the detection of the endpoint of a coulometric titration is described.