The objective of this study is to study some of the optimal analytical conditions for the
determination of the Cu2+ ion using potentiometric titration method using the platinum
electrode as a working electrode and the AgCL/Ag as a Reference electro
de.
In this study, the technical conditions were studied (working Electrode type, Reference
Electrode type, Direction of titration, delay time, Proportional band, Speed of stirring)
and the analytical conditions (pH value, time factor, quantity of solid KI added, electrolyte
type and its concentration, detection limit) were studied using oxidation - reduction
reactions as the method of iodide titration which applied successfully electrochemical for
determine the Cu2+ ion.
In this search, the removal of copper and lead ions from aqeous solutions by flotation had
been studied, and the effect of various factors on the removal process.
The study showed that the removal of copper and lead ions was increased by increasing
the
value of the solution pH up to pH = 8 and the removal rate was 80%.
At pH = 10 precipitation of the ions was obtained in the form of hydroxides.
The removal ratio of both ions is increased by increasing the flow of the air within the
solution to reach 98% for copper and 97% for lead at the flow of Q = 1000 ml/min and
then the removal rate decreases to 60% with increasing airflow to Q = 1500 ml/min.
The initial concentration values affect the removal process and the increase in the removal
ratio was shown by increasing the initial concentration. The removal rate of copper ions
was 50 % at the initial concentration of C0 = 50 mg / l to 98% at C0 = 100 mg / l. While the
lead removal rate was 61 % at the initial Concentration C0 = 50 mg/l to 97% at
concentration C0 = 100 mg / l.
This paper discuss the Laser induced breakdown
spectroscopy (LIBS) by using Nd:YAG which is a high energy
pulsed Laser . The laser radiation is focused on solid targets which
are samples of red Copper (99.5%). Most important Plasma
parameters which are electron temperature and density was
measured.
A sensitive, simple and selective spectrofluorimetric method
has been proposed for determination Captopril (CPT) in pure form
and pharmaceutical preparations. This method depends on the
formation of complex between Captopril and Copper (II) at
pH=3.5.
The voltammetric behavior of captopril in presence of
copper ions was investigated by using adsorptive cathodic stripping
voltammetry at hanging mercury drop electrode.
The study addresses the synthesis of two organic phosphoric compounds that have
the P-NH-c bridge, They have the following chemical formula (PhO)2P(O)-NH-C(CH3)=CHCN
( abbreviated as PCNO) and The compound (abbreviated as PCNS) The compound
were s
ynthesized in the center of acetonitrile and having a strong base of sodium hydride
NaH by Diphenyl chloro phosphate (PhO)2POCl compounds and Diphenyl chloro thio
phosphate (PhO)2PSCl compound Respectively . Some of the physical and chemical
properties of the synthetic composites, such as the melting point, dissolution , and the
withdrawal of some important spectra such as the IR spectra and the NMR spectra were
used in the extraction of the copper(II) Ions from the of medium sulphates, Lesson of
Partition Coefficient Copper Dcu between aqueous medium of organic medium containing
different concentrations of organic phosphorus compounds prepared previously. Partition
Coefficient copper(II) ion distribution was studied in terms of the change in the value of
PH (PH = 4 --- 6) at the constant concentration of the extract used previously .The
Spectrophotometer for calculating copper concentrations was used Depending on absorption ,
and the two previous components were compared .
This research aimed to study the ability of both reeds (Phragmites
communis) and poplar trees (Populus nigra V.hamui) to accumulate
Pb and Cu. Where speared naturally prevail on the sides of the
Rumaila River in Jableh town (research site), during 2014-2015.
Copper chromite (CuCr2O4) was synthesized by a chemical coprecipitation
method. The synthesized samples were characterized
using X-ray powder diffraction technology (XRD). The
temperature of synthesis was 650°C.
This study has been conducted to identify the levels of heavy
metals (lead, cadmium, nickel, cobalt, copper, iron, manganese, and
zinc) in the following spices: Nutmeg, turmeric, cinnamon, ginger,
cardamom, nigella sativa, black pepper, cumin, coriander, curry,
and mixed spices.
The concentrations of copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb),
cadmium (Cd) in dead and live honeybees were determined by using
atomic absorption spectrophotometry. The samples were collected from
beehives of stationary apiariessituated in
five different locations of
Latakia; Qardahah (Asitamo), Haffeh (Dabba), Jableh (Snouper),Latakia
city (Al-Ramel Al-Shamali\ Autostrade of Al-Jomhouria) and Eastern
Entryway to Latakia (behind Al-Jood factory) , during the spring and
autumn in 2014.
