Solvent Extraction of Metal Chelates (eBook)
254 Seiten
Elsevier Science (Verlag)
978-1-4831-4946-2 (ISBN)
The Solvent Extraction of Metal Chelates is a comprehensive account of the solvent extraction (liquid-liquid extraction) of metal chelate complexes. Topics covered include the composition and stability of metal chelates; analytical applications of the solvent extraction of metal chelates; and selective extraction procedures for metals. A theoretical treatment of the solvent extraction of metal chelates is also given. This book is comprised of six chapters and begins with an overview of solvent extraction and how it can be used to solve important theoretical problems concerning the composition and stability of soluble and insoluble metal complexes. The next chapter examines the composition and stability of metal chelates based on the assumption that only uncharged complexes are dissolved and extracted by the organic solvents. A theory of the solvent extraction of metal chelates is then described, paying particular attention to a variety of factors that influence the extraction of metal chelates, including acidity, solubility and instability of the metal chelate, and organic solvent. Some analytical applications of the solvent extraction of metal chelates are also considered. The last two chapters deal with systems and selective extraction procedures for metals. This monograph will be of particular value to inorganic and analytical chemists.
Front Cover 1
The Solvent Extraction of Metal Chelates 4
Copyright Page 5
Table of Contents 8
Dedication 6
Foreword 14
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 16
1.1. DISTRIBUTION LAW 16
1.2. SOLUBILITY—EXTRACTABILITY 17
CHAPTER 2. COMPOSITION AND STABILITY OF METAL CHELATES 19
2.1. GENERAL EQUATIONS 19
2.2. POLYMERIZATION OF METAL CHELATES 21
2.3. ADDITIVE COMPLEXES WITH ORGANIC SOLVENTS 21
2.4. COMPLEXES OF THE TYPE MAn(OH)p(HA)r 24
2.5. COMPLEXES OF THE TYPE MAn(OH)p 26
2.6. COMPLEXES OF THE TYPE MAn 29
2.7. COMPLEXES OF THE TYPE MBu(OH)v 33
CHAPTER 3. THEORY OF THE SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF METAL CHELATES 36
3.1. INFLUENCE OF ACIDITY ON THE EXTRACTION OF METAL CHELATES 36
3.2. INFLUENCE OF THE CONCENTRATION OF THE ORGANIC REAGENT 40
3.3 INFLUENCE OF MASKING AGENTS 42
3 . 4 . INFLUENCE OF THE DISSOCIATION CONSTANT, K.., AND THE PARTITION COEFFICIENT /7HA OF THE ORGANIC REAGENT 46
3.5. INFLUENCE OF THE SOLUBILITY OF THE METAL CHELATE 48
3.6. INFLUENCE OF THE ORGANIC SOLVENT 49
3.7. INFLUENCE OF THE STABILITY OF METAL CHELATES 49
3.8. INFLUENCE OF KINETIC FACTORS 52
CHAPTER 4. ANALYTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF METAL CHELATES 54
4.1. SEPARATION OF METALS BY MEANS OF SOLVENT EXTRACTION 54
4.2. SUBSTOICHEIOMETRIC DETERMINATIONS 59
CHAPTER 5. SYSTEMS 66
5.1. B-DIKETONES 66
5.2. TROPOLONE AND ITS DERIVATIVES 94
5.3. 8-HYDROXYQUINOLINE AND ITS DERIVATIVES 95
5.4. OXIMES 116
5.5. NITROSOPHENOLS 124
5.6. NITROSOARYLHYDROXYLAMINES 130
5.7. HYDROXAMIC ACIDS 137
5.8. 1-(2-PYRIDYLAZO)-2-NAPHTHOL AND RELATED COMPOUNDS 142
5.9. 8-MERCAPTOQUINOLINE AND ITS DERIVATIVES 147
5.10. DIPHENYLTHIOCARBAZONE (DITHIZONE) AND ITS DERIVATIVES 151
5.11. DITHIOCARBAMATES 170
5.12. XANTHATES 183
5.13. DIALKYL- AND DIARYL-DITHIOPHOSPHORIC ACIDS 184
5.14. DITHIOLS 186
5.15. MISCELLANEOUS REAGENTS 190
CHAPTER 6. SELECTIVE EXTRACTION PROCEDURES FOR INDIVIDUAL METALS 194
6.1. ACTINIUM 194
6.2. ALUMINIUM 194
6.3. AMERICIUM 195
6.4. ANTIMONY 195
6.5. ARSENIC 195
6.6. BERKELIUM 196
6.7. BERYLLIUM 196
6.8. BISMUTH 196
6.9. CADMIUM 197
6.10. CALCIUM 197
6.11. CERIUM 198
6.12. CHROMIUM 198
6.13. COBALT 198
6.14. COPPER 199
6.15. GALLIUM 200
6.16. GOLD 200
6.17. HAFNIUM 200
6.18. INDIUM 200
6.19. IRON 201
6.20. LEAD 201
6.21. MAGNESIUM 202
6.22. MANGANESE 202
6.23. MERCURY 202
6.24. MOLYBDENUM 203
6.25. NEPTUNIUM 203
6.26. NICKEL 204
6.27. NIOBIUM 204
6.28. PALLADIUM 204
6.29. PLATINUM 205
6.30. PLUTONIUM 205
6.31. POLONIUM 205
6.32. PROTACTINIUM 206
6.33. RHENIUM 206
6.34. RUTHENIUM 206
6.35. SCANDIUM 206
6.36. SELENIUM 207
6.37. SILVER 207
6.38. STRONTIUM 207
6.39. TELLURIUM 207
6.40. THALLIUM 208
6.41. THORIUM 208
6.42. TIN 208
6.43. TITANIUM 209
6.44. TUNGSTEN 209
6.45. URANIUM 209
6.46. VANADIUM 210
6.47. ZINC 210
6.48. ZIRCONIUM 210
APPENDIX 211
REFERENCES 218
PRINCIPAL ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE REFERENCES 243
INDEX 246
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 22.10.2013 |
|---|---|
| Sprache | englisch |
| Themenwelt | Naturwissenschaften ► Chemie ► Anorganische Chemie |
| Technik ► Maschinenbau | |
| ISBN-10 | 1-4831-4946-3 / 1483149463 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-4831-4946-2 / 9781483149462 |
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