Abstract

The ring-oven technique is recommended for the identification and determination of Ca, Sr and Ba in the micro scale. The elements are first converted into their nitrates and Ca is washed out by a mixture of absolute alcohol and ether. Sr is then separated from Ba as soluble diethyldithiocarbamidate in alcohol-ether. The rings obtained are developed by rhodizonate (Sr, Ba) and pyrogallol (Ca). Quantitative determinations are possible by comparison with standard rings. 0.60 μg of Ca, 1.31 μg of Sr and 8.24 μg of Ba can be determined with an error lower than 6%.

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