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Improvement of palladium content analysis method in carbon-palladium catalyst

Zhu Liang

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In this paper,the atomic absorption spectrophotometry method was put forward to determine the Palladium content instead of spectrophotometry by experiment improvement.Not only the accuracy is ensured,but also the toxicity in determination of Palladium content is reduced because of adding toxic substance of spectrophotometry method.

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In this paper,the atomic absorption spectrophotometry method was put forward to determine the Palladium content instead of spectrophotometry by experiment improvement.Not only the accuracy is ensured,but also the toxicity in determination of Palladium content is reduced because of adding toxic substance of spectrophotometry method.

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In this paper,the atomic absorption spectrophotometry method was put forward to determine the Palladium content instead of spectrophotometry by experiment improvement.Not only the accuracy is ensured,but also the toxicity in determination of Palladium content is reduced because of adding toxic substance of spectrophotometry method.

Key concepts: Palladium, Spectrophotometry, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Catalysis, Chemistry, Carbon fibers, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Materials science

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