Electrometric titrations with the gold electrode
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Electrometric titrations with the gold electrode
Massive gold because of the passivity of the oxide formed on its surface can be used as a substitute for platinum in electrometric titrations including acid-base and oxidation-reduction systems. The end points are attended with large jumps on the curves and coincide satisfactorily with those obtained using the hydrogen or platinum electrode or by other method.
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