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Spezifische Farbreaktion zum direkten Nachweis der Ameisensäure

E. Lang, +1 more
- 01 Jun 1972 - 
- Vol. 260, Iss: 1, pp 8-10
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In this paper, a spezifische farbreaktion ermoglicht den Nachweis der Ameisensaure und des Formiats ohne vorherige Reduktion zu Formaldehyd.
Abstract
Eine neue, spezifische Farbreaktion ermoglicht den Nachweis der Ameisensaure und des Formiats ohne vorherige Reduktion zu Formaldehyd. Der Nachweis beruht auf der roten Farbung, die man durch Reaktion von Citronensaure bzw. Aconitsauren mit Ameisensaure oder Formiat in Gegenwart von Essigsaureanhydrid, i-Propanol oder einer geeigneten Acetamid-i-Propanol-Losung und einer kleinen Menge Alkali erhalt. Die bei Verwendung von Citronensaure erzeugte rote Farbe zeigt ein Lichtabsorptionsmaximum bei 515 nm. Weniger als 20 μg Formiat/ml konnen nachgewiesen werden.

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