Abstract

A new method has been developed for the preparation of test samples for the registration of standard electronic absorption spectra of insoluble inorganic and metallorganic compounds in which—unlike traditional spectroscopic methods—the analyzed substances are synthesized by a series of specific chemical processes in thin gelatin layers of various silver halogenide photographic materials. Some advantages of these test samples, in comparison with standard solutions of analyzed compounds and mechanical mixtures of ones with various fillers, have been demonstrated. In addition, examples of the preparation of test samples of some insoluble substances [including iron(III)-potassium ferrocyanide (KFe[Fe(CN)₆]), chromium dioxide (CrO₂), copper(II)-dithiooxamide chelate (CuC₄N₄S₄H₆), etc.] and the electronic absorption spectra of some samples have been given.

Preparation of Purified Inorganic Compounds for Use in Spectrographic Standards*

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Carbon dioxide laser absorption spectra of toxic industrial compounds

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