Use of a sparingly soluble salt of a heteropoly acid for the determination of an analyte, a corresponding method of determination as a suitable agent therefor
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1. A method for the colorimetric determination of an electron-rich aromatic amine which is a stronger reducing agent than aniline and has a redox potential of less than 0.6 volts, which comprises the steps of contacting the electron-rich aromatic amine with a sparingly soluble salt of a heteropoly acid and determining the presence of the electron-rich aromatic amide by detecting heteropoly blue formation.
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A sparingly soluble salt of a heteropoly acid is used for the determination of an analyte which is an aromatic amine rich in electrons or together with another substance leads to such an amine. The analyte is determined by means of the heteropoly blue color formed.
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- 1. A method for the colorimetric determination of an electron-rich aromatic amine which is a stronger reducing agent than aniline and has a redox potential of less than 0.6 volts, which comprises the steps of contacting the electron-rich aromatic amine with a sparingly soluble salt of a heteropoly acid and determining the presence of the electron-rich aromatic amide by detecting heteropoly blue formation.
- 8. A method for colorimetric determination of an analyte which comprises the steps of reacting the analyte with at least one substance which is converted to or forms an electron-rich aromatic amine which is a stronger reducing agent than aniline and has a redox potential of less than 0.6 volts, thereafter contacting the electron-rich aromatic amine so formed with a sparingly soluble salt of a heteropoly acid capable of forming heteroblue with the said amine and determining the presence of the electron-rich aromatic amine by detecting heteropoly blue formation.
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