Re-extraction Behavior of Nitrosyl Ruthenium Complex in Tributyl Phosphate–Dodecane Solvent System
Akira Sasahira, Tatsuo Izumida, Fumio Kawamura
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Akira Sasahira, Tatsuo Izumida, Fumio Kawamura
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Abstract A re-extraction of the nitrosyl ruthenium complex from a tributyl phosphate-dodecane solvent system to a nitric acid solution was carried out. A longer aging of the organic phase before re-extraction lowered the re-extraction yield, while nitric acid extracted into the organic phase increased it. These results could be explained using a model with two organic species.
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Abstract A re-extraction of the nitrosyl ruthenium complex from a tributyl phosphate-dodecane solvent system to a nitric acid solution was carried out. A longer aging of the organic phase before re-extraction lowered the re-extraction yield, while nitric acid extracted into the organic phase increased it. These results could be explained using a model with two organic species.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Tributyl phosphate, Ruthenium, Dodecane, Extraction (chemistry), Phosphate, Solvent extraction, Solvent