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Quantitative drop analysis

IV. The determination of urea and ammonia

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Methods are described whereby amounts of ammonia and urea nitrogen of from 1,55 to 8,27 γ have been determined in pure solution, blood, and urine.

The mean error involved in these methods approximated 1 per cent, the maximum error being about 3 per cent.

The apparatus and technique described were of a simple nature, readily adapted to ordinary laboratory conditions, and, to a considerable extent, were those already developed in connection with the general application of quantitative drop scale methods to all types of analytical technique.

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Gibbs, G.E., Kirk, P.L. Quantitative drop analysis. Mikrochemie 16, 25–36 (1935). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02740456

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