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Planning a kinetic and mechanistic study with cerium(IV)

André Merbach
1976
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In this paper, the authors will describe an acidic sulfate medium in which various concentrations of the possible Ce(IV) species can be prescribed. Secondly, they present the computations-based on simultaneous solutions of various equilibrium of the concentration distributed of the sulfato and hydroxo species of Ce(IV). Lastly, the optimum planning of a kinetic study of a Ce(IV)-reductant system, based on the quantitative description of the medium is suggested.

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