ACIDIMETRIC TITRATION OF METAL ACETATES IN GLACIAL ACETIC ACID

[1] KASTLE JH, 1893, AM CHEM J, V15, P471

[2] Compound formation and specific conductivity in solutions of the types acid ester, acid ketone and acid acid [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1921, 43 : 1426 - 1439

[3] KOLTHOFF IM, 1948, PH ELECTROTITRATIONS

[4] MAASS G, 1953, FORTSCHR CHEM FORSCH, V2, P619

[5] ACIDIMETRIC TITRATION OF INORGANIC SALTS IN GLACIAL ACETIC ACID [J]. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 1952, 24 (03) : 519 - 520

[6] ACID-BASE TITRATIONS IN GLACIAL ACETIC ACID - ACID POTASSIUM PHTHALATE AS PRIMARY STANDARD AND BEHAVIOR OF CRYSTAL VIOLET INDICATOR [J]. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 1951, 23 (04) : 592 - 594

[7] Refractometric analyses on three systems from aluminium nitrate and sodium acetate, -tartarate or -citrate [J]. KOLLOID-ZEITSCHRIFT, 1943, 103 (01): : 19 - 24

[8] VOGEL AI, 1948, PRACTICAL ORGANIC CH

[9] VOGEL AI, 1948, QUANTITATIVE INORGAN

[10] The effect of acetic acid on ferri and chrominitrate [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ANORGANISCHE CHEMIE, 1913, 82 (04): : 426 - 430

[1] KASTLE JH, 1893, AM CHEM J, V15, P471

[2] Compound formation and specific conductivity in solutions of the types acid ester, acid ketone and acid acid [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1921, 43 : 1426 - 1439

[3] KOLTHOFF IM, 1948, PH ELECTROTITRATIONS

[4] MAASS G, 1953, FORTSCHR CHEM FORSCH, V2, P619

[5] ACIDIMETRIC TITRATION OF INORGANIC SALTS IN GLACIAL ACETIC ACID [J]. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 1952, 24 (03) : 519 - 520

[6] ACID-BASE TITRATIONS IN GLACIAL ACETIC ACID - ACID POTASSIUM PHTHALATE AS PRIMARY STANDARD AND BEHAVIOR OF CRYSTAL VIOLET INDICATOR [J]. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 1951, 23 (04) : 592 - 594

[7] Refractometric analyses on three systems from aluminium nitrate and sodium acetate, -tartarate or -citrate [J]. KOLLOID-ZEITSCHRIFT, 1943, 103 (01): : 19 - 24

[8] VOGEL AI, 1948, PRACTICAL ORGANIC CH

[9] VOGEL AI, 1948, QUANTITATIVE INORGAN

[10] The effect of acetic acid on ferri and chrominitrate [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ANORGANISCHE CHEMIE, 1913, 82 (04): : 426 - 430