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Alkyl ketoximes as analytical reagents. XI

The determination of trace amounts of palladium in a noble-metals-bearing sulfide concentrate

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The 4-heptanone oxime extraction procedure may be used for the quantitative separation of trace amounts of palladium from a noble-metals-bearing sulfide concentrate. An average palladium value of 0.335 oz/ton was obtained on a standard sample compared to the recommended value of 0.37 oz/ton.

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Für die quantitative Abtrennung von Palladiumspuren aus einem edelmetallhaltigen Sulfidkonzentrat eignet sich die Extraktion mit 4-Heptanonoxim. In einer Standardprobe, deren Palladiumgehalt mit 0,37 Unzen/Tonne angegeben war, wurden durchschnittlich 0,335 Unzen/Tonne gefunden.

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Dupuis, L.T., Holland, W.J. Alkyl ketoximes as analytical reagents. XI. Mikrochim Acta 67, 483–487 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01195959

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