Please introduce me a cheap method for measuring the absorption of non-metallic elements by non-aqueous solvents.
Possible cheap method: Titration according to the properties of the substance you are measuring.
But your question is too genneral
You can do this when using an organic solvent that has polar properties.
Can you explain the type of element you want to disclose?
Dear Dr Gangli Zhu
Thank you for the answer, yes, titration is a good method.
I appreciate your taking the time to respond to me.
Dear Dr Rasim Farraj Muslim
I appreciate your taking the time to respond to me; some elements such as N, P, Se, and so on.
You are welcome my friend Aram
If you use the titration method, you can estimate each element separately, and you can use a non-aqueous solvent such as DMSO or THF. If the solvent contains a percentage of water, a quantity of magnesium sulfate must be placed on it to withdraw this water. You can put 10 grams of this substance in a 100-mL baker and then put the appropriate amount of solvent in this beaker before using it.
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Dr Rasim Farraj Muslim
Thank you very much for your answer, Your help is very helpful to me.
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