Titlebook: Chemical Properties and Analysis of Refractory Compounds / Khimicheskie Svoistva I Metody Analiza Tu; G. V. Samsonov (Director) Book 1972

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,Determination of Tungsten in Binary Tungsten—Molybdenum Alloys,The determination of tungsten in molybdenum is a complex analytical problem. In order to separate the metals the molybdenum is precipitated by hydrogen sulfide in the presence of tartaric acid. The tungsten is determined in the filtrate [2]. If there is only a little tungsten present the error is considerable.

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