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Dissoziationskonstanten sehr schwacher Säuren

Nelly Konopik, +1 more
- 01 Sep 1949 - 
- Vol. 80, Iss: 5, pp 655-669
TLDR
In this article, die pH-Werten wurden die zugehorigen Sauredissoziationskonstanten berechnet und die Berechnungsweisen diskutiert.
Abstract
pH-Werte verschieden konzentrierter Losungen von Mono- und Di-Na-Glukosat, Di-Na-Salicylat, Na2HBO3, Na3BO3, Na3PO4, Na3AsO4 wurden kolorimetrisch auf ΔpH≦0,05 ermittelt; die Titration einer NaH2AsO3-Losung mit 1 Mol NaOH wurde, ebenfalls kolorimetrisch, verfolgt (II bis VII). Aus den pH-Werten wurden die zugehorigen Sauredissoziationskonstanten berechnet und die Berechnungsweisen diskutiert (I).

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