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A direct selective spot test for chlorine in inorganic and organic compounds

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A colour reaction for the micro detection of chlorine in any chlorinebonded compound in the presence of bromine and iodine is described. It is based on the selective oxidation of diphenylamine. The procedure is described.

Zusammenfassung

Eine Farbreaktion für den Nachweis von Chlor in organischen und anorganischen Verbindungen in Gegenwart von Brom und Jod wird beschrieben. Diese Tüpfelreaktion beruht auf der selektiven Oxydation von Diphenylamin.

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On décrit une réaction colorée pour déceler le chlore à l'échelle micro dans un composé contenant du chlore lié, en présence de brome et d'iode. Elle est fondée sur l'oxydation sélective de la diphénylamine. On décrit le procédé.

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Ben-Dor, L., Jungreis, E. A direct selective spot test for chlorine in inorganic and organic compounds. Mikrochim Acta 52, 100–103 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01215672

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