Study of the Fluoride Complexes of Antimony(III) in Acidic Media by Rapid A-C Polarography
Alan M. Bond
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Alan M. Bond
Abstract
The antimony (III)‐fluoride complex ion system has been evaluated from data obtained from rapid a‐c polarographic measurements. Four complexes are indicated to exist with stability constants of where values refer to equilibria of the type . Before evaluating this system, a detailed study into the nature of the electrode reaction occurring was undertaken and the conditions necessary for convenient polarographic study were ascertained. These conditions, the theory and other aspects of using a‐c polarography to examine the system, in which an a‐c quasi‐reversible electrode reaction was observed, are considered in detail.
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The antimony (III)‐fluoride complex ion system has been evaluated from data obtained from rapid a‐c polarographic measurements. Four complexes are indicated to exist with stability constants of where values refer to equilibria of the type . Before evaluating this system, a detailed study into the nature of the electrode reaction occurring was undertaken and the conditions necessary for convenient polarographic study were ascertained. These conditions, the theory and other aspects of using a‐c polarography to examine the system, in which an a‐c quasi‐reversible electrode reaction was observed, are considered in detail.
Key concepts: Polarography, Antimony, Fluoride, Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Nuclear chemistry