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Verwendung von Ionenaustauschern für die Untersuchung von Komplexgleichgewichten in Lösung

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Komplexbildung in Lösung

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Ionenaustauscher können bei der Untersuchung von Gleichgewichten in Lösung oftmals in Fällen angewendet werden, in denen spektrophotometrische oder potentiometrische Methoden versagen.

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Schläfer, H.L. (1961). Verwendung von Ionenaustauschern für die Untersuchung von Komplexgleichgewichten in Lösung. In: Komplexbildung in Lösung. Molekülverbindungen und Koordinationsverbindungen in Einzeldarstellungen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87213-6_10

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