Photometrische Kationenbestimmung mit Gelatinefolien

Zusammenfassung Eine einfache und schnelle Methode zur photometrischen Kationenbestimmung mittels Gelatinefolien wurde ausgearbeitet. Eine reine Filmfolie als Träger der Farbreaktion wird in die Kationenlösung und danach in die Reagenslösung eingetaucht, wobei sich in der Gelatineschicht ein gefärbter Niederschlag bildet, dessen Farbintensität proportional der Metallkonzentration ist.Die Folie wird photometriert und mittels einer Eichkurve die Metallkonzentration bestimmt. Das Verfahren wurde an Hand der Cu-Bestimmung mit Diäthyldithiocarbamidat erprobt. Die Färbung befolgt in diesem Fall das Beersche Gesetz. Eine Bestimmung erfordert etwa 20 min. Der relative Fehler beträgt ±5 % bei einer Konzentration von 3–30 g Cu²⁺/ml.

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Photometric determination of cations by means of gelatin filmDetermination of copper with diethyldithiocarbamidate

A simple and rapid method for the photometric determination of cations using a strip of gelatin film has been developed. The strip is immersed in the sample solution and afterwards in a reagent solution. The intensity of a the coloured precipitate formed in the strip is proportional to the metal ion concentration, which is determined photometrically using a calibration curve. The determination of Cu with diethyldithiocarbamidate has been selected for testing the technique. The colour intensity in this case follows Beer's law. The determination can be performed within 20 min. The relative error amounts to ±5 % for a concentration range of 3–30 g of Cu²⁺/ml.

     

Tuning Ground States of Bis(triarylamine) Dications: From a Closed‐Shell Singlet to a Diradicaloid with an Excited Triplet State

Three bis(triarylamine) dications were isolated by using weakly coordinating anions. Their electronic structures in the ground state were investigated by various experiments in conjunction with theoretical calculations. The ground‐state electronic structures of these species were tunable by substituent effects, with two of them as closed‐shell singlets and one of them as an open‐shell singlet in the solid state. The excited state of the latter is thermally accessible, indicated by EPR and SQUID measurements. The work provides a new and stable diradicaloid structure motif with an excited triplet sate.