Titlebook: Complexation of trace metals in natural waters; Proceedings of the I C. J. M. Kramer,J. C. Duinker Conference proceedings 1984 Springer Sci

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The Use of Electrochemical Techniques to Monitor Complexation Capacity Titrations in Natural Watersvity. Complexation by natural organic matter is a major feature of the speciation of certain trace metals and is widely studied by complexation capacity titrations. The theory of such titrations is well-documented (Shuman and Woodward 1973, 1977).

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230590922pparent stability constant of the formed metal complex. Because the measerement directly correspond to the formed inert metal complex many drawbacks of indirect methods, based on diminished signal of the ‘free metal’ ware, are avoided..The additional physico-chemical characterization of the formed m

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Studies in Central and Eastern Europew paper and an attempt is made in this paper to inventory these programs, review the shortcomings of some of the traditional methods of calculating speciation and suggest avenues for improvement in the chemical models which could be incorporated into the programs.

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Direct Determination of Metal Complexationpparent stability constant of the formed metal complex. Because the measerement directly correspond to the formed inert metal complex many drawbacks of indirect methods, based on diminished signal of the ‘free metal’ ware, are avoided..The additional physico-chemical characterization of the formed m

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Chemical Models, Computer Programs and Metal Complexation in Natural Watersw paper and an attempt is made in this paper to inventory these programs, review the shortcomings of some of the traditional methods of calculating speciation and suggest avenues for improvement in the chemical models which could be incorporated into the programs.

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Chromatographic Separation for the Measurement of Strong and Moderately Strong Complexing Capacity iThe technique I am going to describe for measuring complexing ability is unique in that it is capable of rapidly measuring the quantities of both strong and intermediate strength ligands. As such it should be a useful tool for investigating changes in metal binding ability that accompany, preceed, or follow changes in primary productivity of lakes.

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Determination of Ligand Concentrations and Conditional Stability Constants in Seawater. Comparison o

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Complexation Capacity and Conditional Stability Constants for Copper of Sea- and Estuarine Waters, S