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Potentiometric determination of vanadium as silver orthovanadate

Saxena et al., 1964

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10117333465658329441
Author
Saxena R
Sharma O
Publication year
Publication venue
Talanta

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A rapid and accurate electrometric method for the determination of vanadium as silver orthovanadate has been investigated. It consists in titrating sodium orthovanadate solution potentiometrically at pH 11.5 against standard AgNO 3, using a silver indicator electrode in …
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