Determination of Antimony in Arsenous Oxide by Polarographic Adsorptive Complex Wave of Antimony(III)-Morin
Nanqiang Li
Abstract
Nanqiang Li
Abstract
In the base solution of 0.1mol/L H2SO4, a highly sensitive adsorptive complex wave of Sb (Ⅲ)-morin can be obtained by using single-sweep polarography. The detection limit is down to 2.0 x 10-9mol/L. It was used to determine antimony in arsenous oxide. The results are satisfactory. The mechanism of electrode processes were studied in detail.
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In the base solution of 0.1mol/L H2SO4, a highly sensitive adsorptive complex wave of Sb (Ⅲ)-morin can be obtained by using single-sweep polarography. The detection limit is down to 2.0 x 10-9mol/L. It was used to determine antimony in arsenous oxide. The results are satisfactory. The mechanism of electrode processes were studied in detail.
Key concepts: Polarography, Morin, Antimony, Antimony oxide, Electrode, Chemistry, Detection limit, Oxide