hydrolysis of cadmium cation in different ionic strength
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the hydrolysis of cadmium nitrate was studied spectrophotometrically at different ionic strengthsof sodium perchlorate in a wide ph range, 1-12, and at 25 c. least squares calculations areconsistent with the formation of m(oh)+, m(oh)2, m(oh)3- and m(oh)42- species, which m iscd2+. the dependency on ionic strength in the background electrolyte solutions was taken intoaccount by using a debye-huckel type equation, and finally the results have been compared withdata previously reported and interpreted.
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journal of physical & theoretical chemistryISSN
volume 5
issue 2 2008
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