Electroanalytical Chemistry and Interfacial Eleclrocj3emlstry Elsevier Sequom S-a , Lausanne -printed Iii the Netherlands the Chromium Content of the Solutions Was Determined Spectrophotometrically after Oxidation to Croz-in Alkaline Medium. the Thiocyanate Content Was Determined by Destruction of t
Electroanalytical Chemistry and Interfacial Eleclrocj3emlstry Elsevier Sequom S-a , Lausanne -printed Iii the Netherlands the Chromium Content of the Solutions Was Determined Spectrophotometrically after Oxidation to Croz-in Alkaline Medium. the Thiocyanate Content Was Determined by Destruction of t
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电分析化学和界面电学Elsevier Sequom S-a,洛桑印刷Iii 荷兰在Croz-in 碱性介质氧化后通过分光光度法测定溶液的铬含量。
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G. R. Varallo;B. Jardim;P. Alexandre;H. Fukumasu;D. Zuccari
515 Polarographic reduction ofcis-and trans-diisothiocyanatochromium(~) ions ia acid sohtion of sodium perchlorate and sodium perchlorate-thiocyaate Tntroduction In a recent paper in this journal Yamaoka' describes the polarographic reduction of hexaaquo-and mono-and diisothiocyanatochromium(II1) complex ions in aqueous acidic perchlorate solution at the mercury surface free from adsorbed SCN-ions. We studied the polarographic and cyclic voltammetric behaviour of some chromium(II1) complexes in aqueous solutions containing free l&and. The results for to more negative potentials and makes the reduction wave more reversible. In this communication the results are given for the trans-and cis-[Cr(NCS),-W2%J* complex ions. Experimental Most experimental details have been described elsewhere2. The complex ions were prepared and separated according to Hougen et aL3. The successive replacement of NaC104 by NaSCN in the electrolyte has two effects on the polarographic reduction of the isothiocyanatochromium(II1) complexes : it shifts the reduction waves to more negative potentials and increases the 8 value, which means that the reduction becomes more reversible. This may be explained as follows : from Table 1 we see that the replacement of NaC104 by NaSCN in the electrolyte causes a much greater shift to more negative potentials of Ep,a than of E,,,. This means that the presence of SCN-ions in the elec-trolyte (and thus at the mercury surface) facilitates the oxidation of chromium(I1) ions, as was also found and explained by Barclay et aL4. The reoxidation of chro