Abstract
A method is described for the colorimetric determination of as little as a few tenths of a part per million of antimony in samples composed primarily of elements of atomic numbers 1–28 ( e.g., geo materials). Antimony is isolated by sulfide precipitation in mineral acid medium after reduction of ferric iron with hydroxylamine hydrochloride, with final determination by rhodamine B-benzene extraction. The procedure provides for the presence of gallium, thallium, tungsten and gold.
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