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titleOfInvention Method for voltammetric determination of nickel concentration in zinc sulfate solutions
abstract Scope, analytical chemistry, express analysis of technological solutions, recycled and waste waters of non-ferrous metallurgy. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION: Zinc metal dust is added to a test solution, e.g., 8CH. The resulting mixture was stirred 30-60 with a mechanical stirrer and filtered on a vacuum funnel through a paper filter, 2.5 M KCNS was added to 5 ml of the background electrolyte, and then, after mixing, it was poured into an electrolytic cell and polarized in the potential range (- 0.4 - (-0.8) V, registering the current-voltage curve (cathode peak) of nickel.The nickel content in the analyzed solution is determined by the height of the peak (value of the limiting current) at a potential of -6.64 V relative to chlorine edge reference electrode using calibration curve or the method of adding a standard solution, while the total analysis time, including sample preparation, does not exceed 3 minutes 5 ill.
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