Corrosion Testing by the Polarographic Method

Nitrite Determination by the Differential Pulse Polarographic Method

In this work; the optimum conditions of the differential pulse polarographic method conditions of the polarographic reduction of diphenylnitrosoamine which was occured by nitrite ion and diphenylamine in perchloric acidic medium and thiocyanate ion as catalyst, were determined. At these polarogram conditions, nitrite ion gave a maximum diffusion current at -0.56 V. The differential pulse polaro...

Development of an in vitro method for skin corrosion testing.

National and international regulations require that chemicals must be properly classified, labeled, packaged, and transported based on their ability to damage or destroy tissue, e.g., skin. Traditionally, skin corrosion assessments were based on tests involving topical application of test substances to the skin of rabbits. In the present work, an in vitro skin corrosion test based on the use of...

Testing for Corrosion

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A pulse polarographic method for the analysis of zinc dithiocarbamates

An extremely sensitive pulse polarographic method for the determination of zinc dimethyldithiocarbamate (an agricultural fungicide) and zinc di-n-pentyldithiocarbamate (a petroleum additive), has been developed based on the reaction of their dithiocarbamate moiety with copper(II) perchlorate in acetonitrile medium. Well defined diffusion-controlled peaks are observed at –140 mV and –130 mV (vs ...

Kinetic Study on the Mutarotation of Monosaccharides by the Polarographic Method -