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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"DROPPING MERCURY ELECTRODE"”.

  1. A polarographic investigation of the reduction mechanism of certain cobalt (III) complex ions

    … The behavior of the compounds was studied at the dropping mercury electrode and the rotating platinum electrode. Trans-dinitro-bis-(ethylenediamine) cobalt (III) nitrate shows reversible behavior in well-buffered solutions at the dropping mercury electrode, The mechanism for the reduction is …

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  2. Voltammetric and other properties of methylmercury compounds and distribution of methylmercury in environmental samples

    <p>The reduction of aqueous methylmercury solutions has been studied using polarography and cyclic voltammetry at the dropping mercury electrode. By scanning a broad range of pH, pCl and methylmercury concentrations, a detailed reduction mechanism has been proposed. Reduction is shown to proceed in …

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  3. Electrochemical studies in anhydrous formic acid

    … polarographic characteristics, no study of the dropping mercury electrode in this medium has hitherto been described. Formic acid besides having a high dielectric constant (56.1 at. 25ᵒC) and considerable ionizing properties, also exhibits a strong solvent action upon many organic compounds. …

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