Amperometry with two polarisable electrodes-VII: chelometric determination of indium

Optimum conditions have been found for the chelometric determination of indium by biamperometric titration with EDTA. Two stationary platinum electrodes (Pt-Pt) or two graphite electrodes (C-C) may be used to indicate the end-point of the titration. At pH 1-1.5 the determination is highly selective. The applied potential only influences the absolute value of the current ; the accuracy of the determinations remains constant over a wide interval of applied potential. At a potential of 1.0-1.7 V the change of current during a titration with 0.05 M EDTA solution is of the order of 10 microA. Analytical applications of the method are discussed.