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Flow injection voltammetric determination of hypochlorite and hypobromite as bromine by injection into an acidic bromide eluent and the indirect determination of …

Fogg et al., 1984

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10460972730059105951
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Fogg A
Chamsi A
Barros A
Cabral J
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Hypochlorite, in solutions with a wide range of pH, can be determined as bromide by flow injection voltammetry at a glassy carbon electrode by injection into a dilute sulphuric acid eluent containing 1% m/V of potassium bromide. With 2.5 M sulphuric acid eluent the …
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