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publicationNumber DD-216543-A1
titleOfInvention METHOD FOR THE QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF CHLORATIONS
abstract Analytical detection of partially reduced chlorate ions using the flow injection principle. The aim of the invention is the rapid and accurate quantitative determination of chlorate ion, which is particularly suitable for the analytical monitoring and control of continuously operating production plants. Chlorate ions are rapidly and quantitatively determined using the flow injection principle with titanium (III) ions. It is an induced reaction, the titanium (III) ions take on the role of the inducer. The partially reduced chlorate ions are detected photometrically by reaction with redox indicators such as leuco methylene blue, iodide ions, o-dianisidine, o-tolidine or benzidine. An amperometric or potentiometric indication is carried out. The titanium (III) ions can be metered volumetrically or coulometrically. Automatability and high sample frequency make an application in the analytical monitoring of the chloralkali electrolysis advantageous.
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