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Analytical Letters Volume 14, 1981 - Issue 11
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ELECTROCHEMISTRY

Studies with the Selectrode: Determination of Oxalate Ion Activity

L. P. Dorsett Botany Department, University of Adelaide, Box 498, G.P.O. Adelaide, 5001, South Australia
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D. E. Mulcahy School of Chemical Technology, South Australian Institute of Technology, lngle Farm, 5098, South Australia
Pages 873-885 | Received 24 Apr 1981, Accepted 28 Apr 1981, Published online: 24 Feb 2007
 
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Abstract

A solid state oxalate sensor is reported utilizing a commercial ion-selective electrode, the SelectrodeTM. Comparative measurements in aqueous solution of similar carboxylate ions and common inorganic anions, indicates appreciabl'e selectivity for oxalate. The SelectrodeTM was activated with a mixture of silver sulphide, lead sulphide, and lead oxalate.

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