Natural pyrite as an electrochemical sensor for potentiometric titrations with EDTA, mercury(II) and silver(I)
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The results obtained in potentiometric titrations of copper(II), mercury(II) and iron(III) with standard EDTA solutions are presented. The titration of copper(II) at pH values in the range from 8.11 to 10.99 (ammonia buffer) and the titration of mercury(II) and iron(III) at pH values from 3.59 to 5.65 (acetate buffer) were performed. The titration end-point (TEP) was detected with an indicator electrode made from natural crystalline pyrite as an electrochemical sensor. The results obtained in potentiometric titration with the pyrite electrode were compared with those obtained using a platinum electrode (Fe 3+ ), a Cu ion selective electrode (Cu 2+ ) and a Hg electrode (Hg 2+ ). Accurate and reproducible results with good agreement were obtained, but higher potential changes at the TEP were obtained using the pyrite electrode. In the course of the titration the potential was established within less than 1min, whereas at the TEP it was within about 2–3min. The potential changes at the TEP were in the range from 60 to 200mV per 0.1ml EDTA, according to the stability constant of the complex formed. The highest potential changes, ranging from 160 to 200mV, were obtained in the titration of iron(III) at pH3.59. Reverse titration was also performed and accurate and reproducible results were obtained. Moreover, titration of halogenide and thiocyanate with standard mercury(II) solutions, as well as cyanide with silver(I) solution, were performed and accurate and reproducible results were again obtained.
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DOI:
10.1007/s100089900101
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年份:
2001











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