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An inexpensive coulometer for titrations with externally generated reagents. W. F. Head Jr., and M. M. ... generated reagents. Journal of Chemical Education ...

An inexpensive coulometer for titrations with externally generated ...https://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdfplus/10.1021/ed038p361by WF Head Jr - ‎1961 - ‎Cited by 5 - ‎Related articlesM o s t rommen:ial coulomet,crs rmisist of n highly regnlatv

of making the process completely automatic. The reagent in all coulometric titrations is an electric current, which can readily be regulated, measured, and ...

Coulometric Titrations with Externally Generated Chlorine, Bromine, and Iodine. J. N. Pitts, D. D. DeFord, T. W. Martin, and E. A. Schmall. Anal. Chem. , 1954, 26 ...

Ball and Cup Absolute Microviscometer. P. D. Garn and W. E. Campbell. Analytical Chemistry 1954 26 (10), 1609-1613. Abstract | PDF | PDF w/ Links.

mercury-coated silver generator electrode indicated that it could beused equally well, although some silver dissolved. Its end- point break was nearly the same.

G. A. Harlow and G. E. A. Wyld. Analytical Chemistry ... Chloride. W John Williams. 1979,291-330 ... Joseph R. Monforte , William C. Purdy. Analytica Chimica ...

work a Spectronic 20 with a very simple titrant delivery system was used to give automatically recorded spectro- photometric titrations on a number of titration ...

tubes5 (three of these tubes were shared by the class). The tubes were centered in the polarimeters using pads of cotton wool. It was found that daylight or any.

Wilmd Glass Company, Landisville, N.J.. 6Vmian Associates, Palo Alto, Cald. tact with the flame, and hold approximately in. of the heated end over the flame ...