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Analytical Chemistry Forum / ICP MS AND SOIL NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS
« Last post by kaliakon on Today at 07:49:44 AM »
Hi everybody,

I operate a new Thermo ICP MS instrument.
I want to do elemental nutritional analysis for soils.
So, the extraction for K, Mg is done with ammonium acetate solution 1 N. Then I dilute the samples 200* in order to protect the instrument.
Moreover, I want to test the soils for micro elements, like Cu, Zn, Fe, Mn. The extraction that I have to use is:
1.967 g DTPA, 14.919 g TEA  and 1.470 g CaCl2 in 900 mL deionized
water. I have to adjust the pH to 7.3 ± 0.2 hydrochloric acid or hydrochloric acid solution and I bring the final volume to 1000 mL with deionized wate.
The maximum dilution that I can make is 50* because micro elements are in very low concetrations.

Has anyone done these kind of soil analysis with ICP-MS?
Do you believe that I will harm the detector of the instrument with the extaction salts?
Thank you for your time.
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I'm investigating the effect of pH on the extent of hydrolysis of aspirin, where I react an aspirin solution with FeCl3 to make a colored complex and measure spec absorbance. I did my pilot testing today but my solutions turned out cloudy with some solid still left in it because the aspirin wasn't fully dissolved. Then, adding FeCl3 turned it colored but still cloudy. My absorbance values for a very acidic and very basic pH group were almost the exact same and I was wondering if the cloudiness was the reason why or because the wavelength doesn't work (550nm) for the ranges of color? From acidic to basic pH, the color of the solutions ranged from violet (pH 3) to orange-ish (pH 10).
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Inorganic Chemistry Forum / Failed to synthesize [Co(Me)(py)(DMG)2]
« Last post by luscofusco on Yesterday at 06:18:29 PM »
This week at the lab I tried to synthesize [Co(Me)(py)(DMG)2] this is a summary of the procedure:

Day 1:
 
  - Dissolved 2.7g of DMG in 100mL of EtOH with heat and stirring. 
  - Added 2.5g of CoCl₂·6H₂O, forming a dark green solution. 
  - Added 2mL of py and let it cool to room temperature. 
  - Passed air through the mixture for 30 minutes, turning the solution light brown (three phases were observed: a dark brown layer on top, a light brown suspension in the middle, and a small dark green phase at the bottom). 
  - Filtered under vacuum and washed with water, then ethanol, and finally ether, obtaining a brown powder. 

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- **Day 2** 

  - Assembled a system with a Liebig condenser and a 2-neck round bottom flask, purging it with nitrogen for 5 minutes. 
  - Added 10mL of MeOH and deoxygenated it for another 5 minutes. 
  - Added 0.8g of the compound obtained on Day 1 (presumably [Co(Cl)(py)(DMG)₂]) and 2mL of methyl iodide, forming a dark-colored solution. 
  - Slowly added 0.4g of NaBH₄. Upon addition, an orange layer formed on top but disappeared once the NaBH₄ was consumed. 
  - Added a small quantity of water to precipitate the product. 
  - Filtered the solution, obtaining a brown-orange powder. This brown was different from the one obtained on Day 1 but still brown (maybe incomplete or partial reaction?) 

  - Repeated the procedure of day 2 step by step, starting with 0.8g of [Co(Cl)(py)(DMG)₂] provided by another lab mate (which appeared identical to the compound I obtained on day 1). This time, the expected orange powder, likely [Co(Me)(py)(DMG)₂], was obtained

I guess I did something wrong on day 1. The only different step on day 2 from the first try to the second try was that on the second the stirring was more intense (not a lot tho).

Any ideas? If cobalt had not been oxidized on day 1 it should've remained green instead of brown right?
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Sounds like a simple stoichiometry - first step is to find out reagents and products, then you need to balance the reaction equation.

For balancing same compound can't be present on both sides of the equation.
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I'd like to achieve something like that:

KI + KIO3 + HCl -> KI + I2 (+ HCl + KCl + H2O)

Focusing only at KI and KIO3
How can i count how many KI in the reaction need to be to "zeroed" KIO3? (and what amount of I2 be created)
From what amount the more grams of KI i add the more will be left untouched
Suppose we have an unlimited amount of HCl (focusing only on KI and KIO3, I2)
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Analytical Chemistry Forum / Re: Free Alkali/Free Acid Analysis in Calcium Soap
« Last post by Borek on Yesterday at 10:16:01 AM »
The solid is inert, you don't need it to dissolve.

You want to dissolve/extract free alkali or acid, so that they can be titrated. Presence of the leftover solid should not interfere with the process.
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Analytical Chemistry Forum / Free Alkali/Free Acid Analysis in Calcium Soap
« Last post by aamaha on Yesterday at 09:31:21 AM »
Hi There!

So I make calcium soap, i want to check the free alkali / free acid of the soap.
I have checked with method from AOCS using titration with ethanol as the solvent. But i got problem, because calcium soap can not dissolve in ethanol. therefore, i'm not sure whether my analysis is true or not. Is there any other method to check the free alkali/free acid for Calcium Soap?
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Physical Chemistry Forum / Re: Calculating an equilibrium constant
« Last post by Borek on Yesterday at 09:10:51 AM »
No way to help without knowing what the reaction is and what other information was provided.

Even then, you need to show what you did so far. Please read the forum rules.
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