The development of the titration methods
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Auteurs : Axel JohanssonSource :
- Analytica Chimica Acta [ 0003-2670 ] ; 1988.
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- Acetic acid, Alkaline components, Analytical chemistry, Blow tube, Burette, Chemist, Colour indicator, Descroizilles, Dissociation theory, Early history, Equivalence point, First edition, First method, Friedrich mohr, Gunnar gran, Indicator electrode, Leblanc process, Many chemists, Many scientists, Mohr, Ostwald, Pipette, Platinum wire, Potash, Practical purposes, Precipitation titration, Rancke madsen, Reference electrode, Sample solution, Sodium chloride, Sodium chloride solution, Standard solution, Standard solutions, Sulphuric acid, Titrant, Titration, Titration curves, Titrimetric, Titrimetric analysis, Titrimetric assembly, Titrimetric methods, Titrimetry, Volumetric analysis, Wilhelm ostwald.
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- Acetic acid, Alkaline components, Analytical chemistry, Blow tube, Burette, Chemist, Colour indicator, Descroizilles, Dissociation theory, Early history, Equivalence point, First edition, First method, Friedrich mohr, Gunnar gran, Indicator electrode, Leblanc process, Many chemists, Many scientists, Mohr, Ostwald, Pipette, Platinum wire, Potash, Practical purposes, Precipitation titration, Rancke madsen, Reference electrode, Sample solution, Sodium chloride, Sodium chloride solution, Standard solution, Standard solutions, Sulphuric acid, Titrant, Titration, Titration curves, Titrimetric, Titrimetric analysis, Titrimetric assembly, Titrimetric methods, Titrimetry, Volumetric analysis, Wilhelm ostwald.
Abstract
Abstract: The early history of titrimetric analysis coincides with the development of chemical industries, for which rapid methods of analysis were essential. Although many earlier reports could be cited, as reviewed by Rancke Madsen, Geoffroy in 1729 is generally credited with the first description of a true titration. The contributions of Lewis, Decroizilles, Gay-Lussac and Ostwald are outlined, along with some later developments.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0003-2670(00)80834-X
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