Саноатда рақамли технологиялар Volume 3 Issue 1 (2025) · pp. 159-164
INFLUENCE OF THE NATURE AND CONCENTRATION OF INERT SOLVENTS ON THE ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF THE STUDIED SOLUTIONS IN THE AMPEROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF METALS USING DEAMGO SOLUTION
Сафарова, Гулжахон Эштемировна, Safarova, Guljaxon Eshtemirovna, Safarova, Guljakhon Eshtemirovna
Abstract
The aim of this study is to determine the amount of palladium(II), silver(I) and mercury(II) ions in natural objects and industrial materials using a solution of diethylamino-4-methylhexin-2-ol-4 (DEAMGO) in anhydrous and mixed media, develop titration methods and optimize conditions. The nature and concentration of background electrolytes, inert solvents, acids and other factors are determined in the course of the study by amperometric determination of the metals palladium(II), silver(I) and mercury(II) without water using diethylamino-4-methylhexyn-2-ol. -4 solutions in the development of methods and optimization of conditions, studies were conducted on the influence of the nature and concentration of inert solvents on the electrical conductivity of the solutions under study. Amperometric, potentiometric, conductometric and other titrations can be carried out by determining the electrical conductivity of anhydrous and mixed media, since obtaining accurate and reproducible results depends on the nature of anhydrous and mixed solutions. Therefore, establishing the electrical conductivity of such media containing metal salts of various natures is one of the urgent problems of modern physics, analysis and electrochemistry.
diethylamino-4-methylhexyn-2-ol-4palladium(II)silver(I)mercury(II)metalinert solventelectrical conductivitytitrationbackground electrolyteamperometric
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