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Spectrophotometric Determination of Rare Earths with a New Chromogenic Reagent Dibromo-p-methyl-bromosulfonazo

Fang Guo, Pan Jiao

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A new method for determination of cerium subgroup rare earths was studied and reported. It was found that rare earth ions could react with a new chromogenic reagent dibromo p methyl bromosulfonazo in hydrochloric acid medium to form a 1:2 stable blue complex with an absorption maximum at 642 nm. Beer`s law is obeyed for the rare earths in the range of 0~1 0μg/mL. The method was applied to determination of the total amount of cerium subgroup rare earths in steel samples with satisfactory results.

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A new method for determination of cerium subgroup rare earths was studied and reported. It was found that rare earth ions could react with a new chromogenic reagent dibromo p methyl bromosulfonazo in hydrochloric acid medium to form a 1:2 stable blue complex with an absorption maximum at 642 nm. Beer`s law is obeyed for the rare earths in the range of 0~1 0μg/mL. The method was applied to determination of the total amount of cerium subgroup rare earths in steel samples with satisfactory results.

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A new method for determination of cerium subgroup rare earths was studied and reported. It was found that rare earth ions could react with a new chromogenic reagent dibromo p methyl bromosulfonazo in hydrochloric acid medium to form a 1:2 stable blue complex with an absorption maximum at 642 nm. Beer`s law is obeyed for the rare earths in the range of 0~1 0μg/mL. The method was applied to determination of the total amount of cerium subgroup rare earths in steel samples with satisfactory results.

Key concepts: Chromogenic, Cerium, Reagent, Chemistry, Hydrochloric acid, Rare earth, Absorption (acoustics), Spectrophotometry

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