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The danger of inadvertent heterogeneous catalysis when studying solution kinetics

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Reactions in solution can be heterogeneously catalyzed not only by conductance or e. m. f. electrodes but also by precipitates formed during the titration of qliquots. Attempts to follow a Menschutkin reaction by Volhard titrations revealed serious errors caused by the catalysis of a side reaction by insoluble silver salts.

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Гетерогенный катализ реакций в растворах может иметь место не только на электродах применяемых для измерения проводимости или ЭДС но также и за счет осадков, образующихся при титровании растворов. Попытки регистрации Меняшуткина с помощью титрования Вольхарда приводит к серьезным погрешностям, вызванным катализом солями серебра побочных реакций.

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Spiro, M., Barbosa, E.F.G. The danger of inadvertent heterogeneous catalysis when studying solution kinetics. React Kinet Catal Lett 3, 311–314 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02067772

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