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Chemical analysis on the microgram scale. VI

The ultramicrogravimetric determination of technetium and rhenium

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A method is outlined for the gravimetric determination of small amounts of technetium and rhenium, using the Oertling quartz-fibre ultramicrobalance. Tetraphenylarsonium chloride is used as the reagent in both determinations, and a method for separation of the two elements from each other is proposed.

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Eine Methode für die gravimetrische Bestimmung kleiner Mengen von Technetium und Rhenium mit einer Quarzfaser-Ultramikrowaage von Oertling wird beschrieben. Für beide Bestimmungen dient Tetraphenylarsoniumchlorid als Reagens. Ein Verfahren zur Trennung der beiden Elemente voneinander wird vorgeschlagen.

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On indique une méthode pour le dosage gravimétrique de petites quantités de technétium et de rhénium, en utilisant l'ultramicrobalance à fibre de quartz d'«Oertling». On utilise comme réactif, le chlorure de tétraphénylarsonium dans les deux dosages, et l'on propose une méthode de séparation des deux éléments.

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On the occasion of the hundredth return ofFriedrich Emich's birthday.

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Jasim, F., Magee, R.J. & Wilson, C.L. Chemical analysis on the microgram scale. VI. Mikrochim Acta 48, 721–728 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01216058

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