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How to remove the chelate formed during the determination of vanadium by tantalum reagent extraction spectrophotometry

2015-12-30View Original

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The vanadium sample reacts with the tantalum reagent extract in the presence of strong acids, and a peach-colored chelate is formed. How can this chelate be removed? Are there any viable methods? Thank you!
Reply #22015-12-30
The ratio of the extract is incorrect, or there is a problem with the reagents
Reply #32015-12-30
It’s the method specified by national standards; there’s no issue with the extract

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