Abstract
An acid-free solvent extraction technique, using bathophenanthroline, is proposed for measuring dissolved ferrous iron in filtered lake water. Omission of HCl from the reagents eliminates the influence of acid and light on ferrous iron determinations. The effects of membrane filtration and ferric-bathophenanthroline interference on absorbance at 533 mμ are discussed.
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