Issue 1122, 1969

A critical study of Brilliant green as a spectrophotometric reagent: the determination of antimony

Abstract

The spectrophotometric method of determining antimony with Brilliant green has been re-examined in an investigation of a suspected variability of samples of Brilliant green. The reaction conditions and times have been shown to be critical and a modified procedure, which gives a higher sensitivity and precision compared with previous procedures, has been developed. It is considered doubtful whether an entirely satisfactory method of determining antimony with Brilliant green can be developed.

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Analyst, 1969,94, 768-773

A critical study of Brilliant green as a spectrophotometric reagent: the determination of antimony

A. G. Fogg, J. Jillings, D. R. Marriott and D. T. Burns, Analyst, 1969, 94, 768 DOI: 10.1039/AN9699400768

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