Effect of Volatile Amines on the Colorimetric Determination of Ammonia.
Makoto Hayashi, Tsutomu Unemoto, Komei Miyaki
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Makoto Hayashi, Tsutomu Unemoto, Komei Miyaki
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Effect of volatile amines such as methylamine, dimethylamine, and trimethylamine on the determination of ammonia with the Conway microdiffusion method using colorimetry by the so-called Van Slyke-Hiller and Akamatsu-Katsumata methods was examined. Among these amines, methylamine shows the same color reaction as ammonia, trimethylamine inhibits the color development, and dimethylamine does not show any effect.
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Effect of volatile amines such as methylamine, dimethylamine, and trimethylamine on the determination of ammonia with the Conway microdiffusion method using colorimetry by the so-called Van Slyke-Hiller and Akamatsu-Katsumata methods was examined. Among these amines, methylamine shows the same color reaction as ammonia, trimethylamine inhibits the color development, and dimethylamine does not show any effect.
Key concepts: Dimethylamine, Methylamine, Trimethylamine, Chemistry, Colorimetry, Ammonia, Color reaction, Methylamines