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Origin of the name for the doctoral experiment

2019-07-10View Original

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It is well known that the Drabek test is a procedure in which sodium leadite is reacted with light petroleum products in the presence of sublimed sulfur, in order to detect thiols or hydrogen sulfide in the oil. But why is it called the Drabek test? Could some expert please answer this? I’m really curious! !
Reply #22019-07-10
Because the Dr. solution (sodium leadate) was used
Reply #32019-07-10
Doctor Solution, Doctor’s Solution (sodium leadate)

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