Amperometric Titration of Small Amounts of Aluminum
J. H. Breckenridge, W. E. Harris
Abstract
J. H. Breckenridge, W. E. Harris
Abstract
It is demonstrated that an amperometric titration of aluminum is possible using iron(III) as amperometric indicator and thorium as the titrant. The method is based on the fact that aluminum interferes in fluoride titrations. At a fixed fluoride concentration there is an inverse linear relationship between the amount of thorium used and the aluminum concentration.
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It is demonstrated that an amperometric titration of aluminum is possible using iron(III) as amperometric indicator and thorium as the titrant. The method is based on the fact that aluminum interferes in fluoride titrations. At a fixed fluoride concentration there is an inverse linear relationship between the amount of thorium used and the aluminum concentration.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Titration, Amperometric titration, Amperometry, Aluminium, Fluoride, Thorium, Inorganic chemistry