INVESTIGATION OF EXTRACTION AND BACK-EXTRACTION BEHAVIOR OF PLATINUM(IV) WITH RUBEANIC ACID IN TRIBUTYL-PHOSPHATE, WITH TRIBUTYL-PHOSPHATE AND WITH THENOYLTRIFLUOROACETONE IN N-BUTYL ALCOHOL ACETOPHENONE BY MEANS OF PT-191 RADIOTRACER FOR PLATINUM-ENRICHMENT PURPOSES
M. Parent et al., INVESTIGATION OF EXTRACTION AND BACK-EXTRACTION BEHAVIOR OF PLATINUM(IV) WITH RUBEANIC ACID IN TRIBUTYL-PHOSPHATE, WITH TRIBUTYL-PHOSPHATE AND WITH THENOYLTRIFLUOROACETONE IN N-BUTYL ALCOHOL ACETOPHENONE BY MEANS OF PT-191 RADIOTRACER FOR PLATINUM-ENRICHMENT PURPOSES, Analytica chimica acta, 281(1), 1993, pp. 153-160
Using Pt-191 radiotracer, the liquid-liquid extraction behaviour of Pt
(IV) from HCl medium with rubeanic acid in tributyl phosphate (TBP), w
ith tributyl phosphate and with thenoyltrifluoroacetone (TTA) in n-but
yl alcohol-acetophenone was examined. The effects of acidity, shaking
time and Pt concentration were studied, in addition to the subsequent
back-extraction. Optimum extraction recoveries were found when using 3
M HCl for TBP and 4 M HCl for TTA. Ammonia solution (2 M) yielded the
best recovery for back-extraction. In order to evaluate the procedure
in the presence of a matrix, some biological and environmental materi
als were spiked with Pt-191 and the recovery of the radiotracer in the
different steps was investigated.