Does anyone know how to analyze the iron content in copper electrolyte?
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Does anyone know how to analyze the iron content in copper electrolyte? Can you recommend a method?
Generally speaking, atomic absorption spectrometry is used to measure iron in copper electrolytes. medium: HCl4% flame: Air-acetylene wavelength: 248.3
The data on the copper content is not very clear. If there is an instrument, the second floor said it should be possible. In other words, for PPM-level iron, atomic absorption, atomic emission, or ICP can be used without considering interference. If the copper ions can be shielded, you can try to use it if there is no high-end instrument.: Phylloline spectrophotometry can be measured using a spectrophotometer, but you have to test it yourself
Look at the level of iron content. If the content is low, atomic absorption can be used, and if the content is higher, o-phenanthroline spectrophotometry can be used.