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Photometric determination of manganese in water by using o-tolidine

Josef Malý, Hubert Fadrus

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Oxidation products of manganese react with o-tolidine to produce a yellow colour, which can be utilised for the photometric determination of manganese. Prior to the determination, divalent manganese is converted into the higher valency forms by oxidation with atmospheric oxygen in alkaline solution in the presence of magnesium and iron(III) salts.

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Oxidation products of manganese react with o-tolidine to produce a yellow colour, which can be utilised for the photometric determination of manganese. Prior to the determination, divalent manganese is converted into the higher valency forms by oxidation with atmospheric oxygen in alkaline solution in the presence of magnesium and iron(III) salts.

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Oxidation products of manganese react with o-tolidine to produce a yellow colour, which can be utilised for the photometric determination of manganese. Prior to the determination, divalent manganese is converted into the higher valency forms by oxidation with atmospheric oxygen in alkaline solution in the presence of magnesium and iron(III) salts.

Key concepts: Manganese, Chemistry, Valency, Divalent, Magnesium, Inorganic chemistry, Atmospheric oxygen, Oxygen

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