Method for determination of concentration of low valence vanadium in vanadium-containing electrolyte
A technology of electrolyte and concentration, which is applied in the direction of chemical analysis by titration, which can solve the problems of inconvenient, large amount of calculation, unsuitable for industrial production, etc.
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[0033] Solution 1: Preparation of Tetravalent Vanadium (VO 2+ ) Solution 1 with a concentration of 1.70mol / L.
[0034] Accurately weigh 277.1g of vanadyl sulfate solid and place it in a beaker with a volume of 500mL, add 300mL of deionized water, stir the mixture to dissolve it to obtain a vanadyl sulfate solution, then measure 141mL of concentrated sulfuric acid with a mass fraction of 98% and slowly Add it to the above-mentioned vanadyl sulfate solution, continue to stir and let it cool to room temperature, then transfer to a 1L volumetric flask, rinse the beaker twice, then dilute to 1L with deionized water, shake well and set aside.
[0035] Solution 2: Preparation of trivalent vanadium (V 3+ ) concentration of 0.85mol / L and tetravalent vanadium (VO 2+ ) Solution II with a concentration of 0.85mol / L.
[0036] Solution 1 was taken as the stock solution, and solution 2 was prepared by electrolysis with a vanadium redox cell. Put 1 volume of solution 1 on the positive ele...
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[0046] Take 4mL (solution 1) blue tetravalent vanadium system vanadium-containing electrolyte and 70mL deionized water in a 150mL beaker, and use magnetic stirring. Using a fully automatic potentiometric titrator, add 0.1mol / L KMnO dropwise to the beaker 4 solution, the volume of potassium permanganate solution consumed when the first potential breakthrough point was recorded after 136 seconds was 13.560mL. Continue to drop KMnO 4 Solution, the solution is purple, indicating that all vanadium exists in the pentavalent state, KMnO 4 Excess solution.
[0047] The concentration of tetravalent vanadium is C IV =5×13.560mL×0.1mol / L÷(4mL)=1.695mol / L
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[0049] Take 4mL (solution 2) green trivalent vanadium / tetravalent vanadium system vanadium-containing electrolyte and 70mL deionized water in a 150mL beaker, and use magnetic stirring. Using a fully automatic potentiometric titrator, add 0.1mol / L KMnO dropwise to the beaker 4 solution, the volume of potassium permanganate solution consumed when the first potential break point was recorded after 69 seconds was 6.896mL, and the total volume of potassium permanganate solution consumed when the second potential break point was recorded after 205 seconds was 20.437mL. Continue to drop KMnO 4 Solution, the solution is purple, indicating that all vanadium exists in the pentavalent state, KMnO 4 Excess solution.
[0050] The concentration of trivalent vanadium is C III =5×6.896mL×0.1mol / L÷(4mL)=0.862mol / L
[0051] The concentration of tetravalent vanadium is C IV =5×(20.437ml-2×6.896ml)×0.1mol / L÷(4mL)=0.831mol / L
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