Automatic measurements of hydrogen peroxide utilizing a Xylenol Orange-titanium system
Automatic measurements of hydrogen peroxide utilizing a Xylenol Orange-titanium system
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DOI:
10.1021/ac60258a023
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发表时间:
1968-02
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
C. D. Nordschow;A. Tammes
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作者:
C. D. Nordschow;A. Tammes
The use of a xylenol orange-hydrogen peroxide system to measure titanium as the third reactant of a trimeric chelate, has been described by Otomo (/). Available spectrophotometric evidence (1-3) suggests the chelate to be equimolar in each constituent. The system, in principle, should be equally adaptable to hydrogen peroxide assay. We required a rapid selective and repetitive analysis of hy-drogen peroxide, at micromole concentrations, in several protein-containing complex biological solutions, eg, animal serums, plasmas, and Eagles’ modified and unmodified culture media in which were suspended metabolizing cell colonies. We were unable to use certain procedures for automatic con-tinuous flow analysis because of their lack of specificity (4) or their dependence upon concentrated reagents where the con-straint of specificity has been satisfactorily shown (56). We therefore modified the titanium assay method described by Otomo (1) and adapted it to a continuous flow system. In this system dialysis is required to process protein-containing solutions but would be unnecessarywhere this requisite does not obtain.