Abstract
Uranium is hexavalent and palladium is divalent transition metals. Uranium is a highly reactive metal, especially at elevated temperatures...
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Uranium is hexavalent and palladium is divalent transition metals
A second order derivative spectrophotometric method is used for the simultaneous determination of two metal ions based on their reaction with 4-hydroxy benzaldehyde thiosemicarbazone (4HBTS)
A blank solution is prepared without adding the metal ion
Summary
Uranium is hexavalent and palladium is divalent transition metals. Uranium is a highly reactive metal, especially at elevated temperatures. Simultaneous determination of these two metal ions becomes difficult and poses many problems. A second order derivative spectrophotometric method is used for the simultaneous determination of two metal ions based on their reaction with 4-hydroxy benzaldehyde thiosemicarbazone (4HBTS). Thiosemicarbazones have wide range of analytical applications in the determination of metal ions [1-5].
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