Evaluation of a Peak Potential of an Uncomplexed Metal Ion in Speciation Study of Labile Metal-Ligand Systems by Polarography. Stability Constant Determination of CdII and PbII with Picolinic Acid at a Fixed LT:MT Ratio and Varied pH

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[1] Evaluation of a peak potential of an uncomplexed metal ion in speciation study of labile metal-ligand systems by polarography.: Stability constant determination of CdII and PbII with picolinic acid at a fixed LT:MT ratio and varied pH
Cukrowski, I
Loader, SA
ELECTROANALYSIS, 1998, 10 (13) : 877 - 885
[2] A polarographic method of speciation for labile metal-ligand systems based on mass-balance equations. A differential pulse polarographic study at fixed ligand to metal ratio and varied pH
Cukrowski, I
ANALYTICA CHIMICA ACTA, 1996, 336 (1-3) : 23 - 36
[3] A polarographic method of speciation for labile metal-ligand systems based on mass-balance equations. A differential pulse polarographic study at fixed ligand to metal ratio and varied pH
Cukrowski, I.
Analytica Chimica Acta, 336 (1/3):
[4] Formation constant calculation for non-labile complexes based on a labile part of the metal-ligand system. A differential pulse polarographic study at fixed ligand to metal ratio and varied pH: Application to polarographically inactive complexes
Cukrowski, I
Hancock, RD
Luckay, RC
ANALYTICA CHIMICA ACTA, 1996, 319 (1-2) : 39 - 48
[5] Experimental and calculated complex formation curves for mixed, dynamic and semi-dynamic, metal-ligand systems.: A differential pulse polarographic study of CuII-sarcosine-OH and CdII-MIDA-OH systems at a fixed ligand to metal ratio and varied pH
Cukrowski, I
JOURNAL OF ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 1999, 460 (1-2): : 197 - 206
[6] Protonation constant of monoaza-12-crown-4 ether and stability constants with selected metal ions in aqueous solution in the presence of an excess of sodium ion: a potentiometric and differential pulse polarographic study at fixed ligand to metal ratio and varied pH
Cukrowska, E
Cukrowski, I
TALANTA, 1998, 47 (05) : 1175 - 1189

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