Iodine in -1 oxidation state is oxidized by iodate, and the titration is monitored spectrophotometrically. Total iodine concentration is obtained by previous reduction. Interferences from oxidizing and reducing substances are eliminated. The reaction is favoured in solution at high chloride concentration. Iodine at very low concentration level (2 10^(-7) M) can be titrated in complex matrices.

General procedure for the determination of trace amounts of iodine in natural water samples of unknown composition by spectrophotometric titration

PESAVENTO, MARIA;PROFUMO, ANTONELLA
1985-01-01

Abstract

Iodine in -1 oxidation state is oxidized by iodate, and the titration is monitored spectrophotometrically. Total iodine concentration is obtained by previous reduction. Interferences from oxidizing and reducing substances are eliminated. The reaction is favoured in solution at high chloride concentration. Iodine at very low concentration level (2 10^(-7) M) can be titrated in complex matrices.
1985
Chemistry & Analysis covers research on natural and laboratory syntheses, chemical structure, structure-function relationship, isolation and analyses of biologically significant molecules, medicinal and food chemistry. Technical material describing crucial chemical methods in biochemical analysis and research is also placed in this category. Resources covering general biochemistry and natural metabolic pathways are excluded.
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IODINE DETERMINATIO; SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC TITRATION; NATURAL WATERS
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Pesavento, Maria; Profumo, Antonella
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