Study of the potential response of solid-state chloride electrodes at low concentration ranges.
Ion-selective electrodes based on silver chloride precipitates have been investigated in the low concentration range, by use of a specially designed cell of small volume. Electrode potential measurements and silver determinations in the corresponding solutions by atomic-absorption spectrometry were made. The results prove that the potential response of these ion-selective electrodes in the low concentration ranges is governed by inequality of the ion concentrations in the boundary zone of the test solution contacting the electrode membrane. This is a result of adsorption-desorption processes, a dissolution process followed by recrystallization of the silver chloride at the electrode membrane surface, and photoreduction of silver ions at the electrode surface.
Harsányi
E G
EG
Institute for General and Analytical Chemistry, Technical University, Budapest, Hungary.
Tóth
K
K
Pungor
E
E
Umezawa
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Y
Fujiwara
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S