1-(2,6-dichloro-4-nitrophenyl)-3-(4-nitrophenyl)-triazenephotometric determination of trace zinc in the zinc water solution
Xin Zhang
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Xin Zhang
Abstract
Studied the trace zinc in zinc water solution is determined by the colour reaction of 1(2,6dichloro4nitrophenyl)3(4nitrophenyl)Triazene (DCNPNPT) with zinc(Ⅱ) directly and rapidly Results show that the yellow complex(1∶3) appears at pH=95~105 buffer solution of Na2B4O7NaOH in the presence of Triton X15, the maximum sbsorption wavelength is at 445nm and the maximum negative absorption is wavelength at 535nm The molar absorptivity is 112×105L/(mol·cm) by using dualwavelength spectrophotometry, which the reference and the determined wave are 535nm and 445nm respectively This method has used to determine Zinc in the Zinc Water solution with Satisfactory results
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Studied the trace zinc in zinc water solution is determined by the colour reaction of 1(2,6dichloro4nitrophenyl)3(4nitrophenyl)Triazene (DCNPNPT) with zinc(Ⅱ) directly and rapidly Results show that the yellow complex(1∶3) appears at pH=95~105 buffer solution of Na2B4O7NaOH in the presence of Triton X15, the maximum sbsorption wavelength is at 445nm and the maximum negative absorption is wavelength at 535nm The molar absorptivity is 112×105L/(mol·cm) by using dualwavelength spectrophotometry, which the reference and the determined wave are 535nm and 445nm respectively This method has used to determine Zinc in the Zinc Water solution with Satisfactory results
Key concepts: Zinc, Molar absorptivity, Chemistry, Spectrophotometry, Absorption (acoustics), Buffer solution, Triazene, Inorganic chemistry